I will prepare your US L-1 intracompany role memo

An L-1 intracompany transfer turns on whether the U.S. role, the foreign employer relationship, and the beneficiary’s work history line up. I review those employer-role facts and write a practical memo you can use before you assemble or file.

L-1 buyers search around the qualifying company relationship, overseas and US roles, managerial/executive or specialised-knowledge duties, and the I-129 supporting record. I organize the review around those petition facts rather than generic employment-visa language.

Upload your goal paragraph, nationality and current status, U.S. filing location, hard deadlines, prior filings or RFEs, passport biographic pages, offer letter or employer-support draft (role, salary, worksite), CV and any degree evaluations, and pay stubs or tax records if you are extending or changing employers. I work from that record: what is documented, what is thin, and what still needs to be gathered. Translations you already have and a preferred consult-language note are optional.

You receive work scoped to the tier you buy. Basic includes an eligibility checklist, a next-step roadmap, and credential disclosure on this listing (5-day delivery, one revision). Standard adds a strategy memo, document and evidence review, and a filing roadmap (7 days, two revisions). Premium is end-to-end package-prep support with priority turnaround and extended Q&A (14 days, three revisions). Government fees, medicals, biometrics, new translations, and court or hearing representation stay outside this listing unless we open a separate engagement.

This fits employees, founders, and employers who need the U.S. L-1 role and qualifying organization facts aligned before filing. It is not a fit if you want a guaranteed approval, anonymous templates, or litigation counsel on this purchase alone. I am David G. Katona, a U.S. immigration attorney licensed in New York (credential on file). Practice areas include work permits, permanent residence, family sponsorship, citizenship, and legal consultation. I do not invent missing evidence or USCIS outcomes.