L-1A Visa

L-1A Visa Case Management for Immigration Law Firms

Every L-1A visa case, new office or established, tracked in one system with US Immigration AI. Managerial capacity evidence carries through to the green card pathway.

Cap Season Timeline

From a Capacity Argument to an Organized Case File

Proving managerial or executive capacity means building an evidence record around subordinate staffing, org structure, and decision authority. US Immigration AI keeps that evidence attached to one case record instead of scattered across separate files.

No more rebuilding the capacity argument from scratch for every case.
Extension timing and cap status are accounted for before a matter gets close to the deadline.
Employers and beneficiaries send documents through one portal instead of email threads.
Attorneys open a case that's already organized, not mid-assembly.
A later EB-1C filing starts from real case history, not a search through old files.
Find out how AI turns managerial capacity evidence into an L-1A file your attorney can review without hunting for documents.

What's Included

What the Platform Handles for L-1A Cases

L-1A cases turn on organizational evidence, not a generic document checklist. The evidence burden also looks different for a new office petition than for an established one. The platform is built around that reality.
  • New Office & Established Office Petition Tracking
  • Document Collection Portal
  • Petition Drafting Support
  • 7-Year Cap & Time Tracking
  • EB-1C Case History Continuity
  • Attorney Review Workflow

Green Card Pathway

From L-1A to EB-1C, Without Starting Over

Not every nonimmigrant category has a direct green card bridge, but L-1A does. An employee who has worked in a genuinely managerial or executive capacity for the required period may qualify for the EB-1C multinational manager or executive category. That category skips labor certification entirely.

The managerial or executive capacity evidence built for the L-1A petition carries forward as a starting point for an EB-1C filing.
New office petitions and their extension history stay attached to the same record an eventual EB-1C petition would reference.
Nothing about the case's L-1A history has to be reconstructed from old files when a client is ready to pursue a green card.
An EB-1C filing is a separate immigrant petition with its own requirements, and a licensed attorney evaluates eligibility independently. The platform keeps the underlying case history connected; it does not determine or guarantee EB-1C eligibility.
Why It Works

Why US Immigration AI?

Plenty of case management tools handle documents. Fewer are built around the specific evidentiary and lifecycle problems L-1A cases create.

Built for Immigration Law, Not Adapted From General Case Management

The platform tracks what actually matters on an L-1A case, like new office status and the seven year cap. It doesn't bend generic case fields to fit immigration work.

One System From Intake Through Filing

Intake, document collection, petition drafting, and case assembly run on the same platform. Managerial capacity evidence collected early carries through to the final packet and stays available if the client later pursues EB-1C.

Built to Reduce RFE Exposure

Managerial and executive capacity is the most contested part of an L-1A case, and generic case tools don't flag that risk early. The platform's evidence checks are built around where L-1A petitions actually draw RFEs, not a generic document checklist.

Why It Works

Managing L-1A Cases Without US Immigration AI

Most firms already know what assembling managerial capacity evidence from scratch, case by case, looks like. Here's what changes when that work runs on one platform instead of a spreadsheet and an inbox.
  • Managerial or executive capacity evidence assembled from scratch for each case

  • New office vs. established office status, and its extension requirements, tracked in spreadsheets

  • Recalculating time toward the 7-year cap by hand

  • Re-checking petition details before filing, case by case

  • EB-1C potential reviewed manually, client by client

Without US Immigration AI

With US Immigration AI

  • Capacity evidence organized in one case record

  • Filing status stays attached to each case record

  • Time toward the maximum is tracked per case

  • Intake details carry over into the draft petition

  • L-1A case history stays connected if a client later pursues EB-1C

  • Every L-1A case's status is visible in one dashboard

How It Works

How an L-1A Case Moves Through the Platform

An L-1A case has a specific path, from establishing capacity through post-approval and green card planning. Here's how it runs on the platform.
  • Establish the Managerial or Executive Capacity Basis
  • Determine New Office or Established Office Status
  • Collect Supporting Documents
  • Draft the Petition
  • Route for Attorney Review
  • File & Track Post Approval

Ready to Track Your L-1A Cases Through to EB-1C?

See how your firm's managerial capacity evidence, new office status, and long-term green card planning look organized in one case record. No more piecing it together from a shared drive.

Before You File

Where L-1A Petitions Actually Get Challenged

Managerial and executive capacity is the most contested element of an L-1A case. RFEs on this case type follow a consistent pattern. The distinction that matters is between describing what a role is supposed to be and showing that it actually works that way, with real organizational detail.
  • Managerial or executive capacity evidence assembled from scratch for each case

  • New office vs. established office status, and its extension requirements, tracked in spreadsheets

  • Recalculating time toward the 7-year cap by hand

  • Re-checking petition details before filing, case by case

  • EB-1C potential reviewed manually, client by client

Generally Available Knowledge

Specialized Knowledge (Qualifies)

  • Capacity evidence organized in one case record

  • Filing status stays attached to each case record

  • Time toward the maximum is tracked per case

  • Intake details carry over into the draft petition

  • L-1A case history stays connected if a client later pursues EB-1C

  • Every L-1A case's status is visible in one dashboard

Both the personnel manager and function manager paths lead to the same L-1A classification, but they draw evidence from different places. Mixing the two arguments in one petition is a common source of RFEs.
Most of the questions firms ask before bringing an L-1A case onto the platform trace back to this same distinction: between describing the role and proving it.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does the platform determine whether a role qualifies as managerial or executive?

How is L-1A different from L-1B?

Does the platform file the L-1A petition with USCIS?

Does a new office petition work differently from an established office transfer?

How does document collection work for L-1A cases?

Does the platform track eligibility for an EB-1C green card?

Is client data secure?

What does it cost?

Does an attorney review every L-1A case before it's filed?

Bring Your L-1A Caseload Onto One Platform
Cap status, LCA details, documents, and deadlines, tracked in one place instead of across a spreadsheet and an inbox.