L 1 What should I do after my visa expires in seven years?

Generally speaking, the validity of the L 1 visa in the United States is one year after the first application is approved, and it can be extended for two or three years at a time, with a maximum of seven years. The professional consultant of FTU Immigration Bureau summarized the conditions and required materials for L 1 visa extension in the United States:

L 1 extension conditions: 1) The applicant must hold a valid passport. This passport must be valid for at least six months. 2) Passport must have the last visa stamp of L 1. The last visa must be valid within 60 days or expired within one year. Passport must leave a blank page to stamp the new visa. 3) The original I-94 white card given by the customs at the time of entry. If the residence period on I-94 has expired, the applicant must provide a valid approval letter (I-797) to extend the immigration status. 4) A valid immigration approval letter with L1status. 5) Letter of introduction from the applicant's unit. This letter should introduce the background of the company, the nature of the work and the qualifications of the applicant. This letter must be written on the employer's stationery and signed by the person in charge of the company. 6) Completed form-156 and a photo. 7) Visa application fee.

L 1 The main materials for extension are: 1) company tax returns and or financial statements; 2) Business certification materials in the last six months, such as contracts, bills of lading, letters of credit, invoices, etc. ; 3) company office lease; 4) Employee salary report; 5) I issue a salary certificate; 6) Organization chart of the personnel of the parent company; 7) Organization chart of branch personnel (USA); 8) The year-end report or plan submitted by the branch to the parent company.