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Blanket L-1

A way certain qualifying U.S. companies can pre-qualify to transfer employees to the United States on L-1 visas. A Blanket L-1 Approval enables a company to have the transfer employees to the U.S. without obtaining pre-clearance from USCIS. Instead, employees apply directly at the U.S. Consulate abroad for more expeditious visa issuance.

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