I will assess your US L-1 intracompany transfer petition

Companies moving managers, executives, or specialized-knowledge staff to the United States, and employees already holding an offer, use this package before an L-1 petition is assembled. You are at the eligibility and evidence-alignment stage, not at a guaranteed filing outcome.

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.

I examine the facts you upload: one-paragraph goal, nationality and current status, U.S. destination and filing location, hard deadlines, prior USCIS history (refusals, RFEs, removal), passport biographic pages, offer letter or employer-support draft (role, salary, worksite), CV and any evaluations, plus pay stubs or tax records if you are extending or changing employers. Optional translations you already have can be included. I compare those materials against L-1 intracompany transfer requirements and write what is missing, weak, or ready to use.

What you receive depends on 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 covers end-to-end package-prep support, priority turnaround, extended Q&A, and three revision rounds (14 days). Government fees, medicals, biometrics, new translations, and court or hearing representation stay outside this listing unless we open a separate engagement.

This fit is for employees, founders, and U.S. or foreign employers who need role, entity relationship, and beneficiary facts aligned before filing. It is a poor match if you only want a template, an approval promise, or litigation counsel without a new retainer.

I am William Michael Cavanaugh, a Florida-licensed U.S. immigration attorney (credential on file) with a 2004 J.D. from Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law, twenty years of practice, and work in family sponsorship, work permits, and citizenship. Italian is available. Scope is a written review and roadmap from your facts—not a USCIS decision.