Please Help: L1 Visa "One Year Employment" requirement

[ions.quantam]

Hi,

I am working in the Canadian branch of a US company where I work full-time but have fixed term contract with them , I do work full time and I am completely under the umbrella of this organization, the only thing is my employment contract is a fixed term which extends whenever it expires. I have already worked with my company for more than 2 years and now my company wants me to shift to one of its US office. Since H1B is over for this year, is it possible to get L1 visa on this type of employment?

I am an employee of this company but does fixed term contract matters for full-filling one year requirement ?

Thanks,

[ions.quantam]

Is there nobody who can help me on this ???

[Javs52]

Is there nobody who can help me on this ???

better to take an advice with an attorney

can your employer provide you payslips for one year? if yes I think its not a problem

[ions.quantam]

Thanks Javs52 for your reply

better to take an advice with an attorney

can your employer provide you payslips for one year? if yes I think its not a problem

Which attorney and how can I reach them? Can you help please?

I get my payslips as a regular employee and everything is same (I have payslips for more than 2 years), I have my tax returns and T4 slips and I get medical insurance and everything what an employee gets, the only difference is I have a fixed term contract with them and not a permanent employee, am I still be eligible?

[Javs52]

Thanks Javs52 for your reply



Which attorney and how can I reach them? Can you help please?

I get my payslips as a regular employee and everything is same (I have payslips for more than 2 years), I have my tax returns and T4 slips and I get medical insurance and everything what an employee gets, the only difference is I have a fixed term contract with them and not a permanent employee, am I still be eligible?

check on avvo.com there are many attorneys there and you can also ask questions to them

[ions.quantam]

check on avvo.com there are many attorneys there and you can also ask questions to them

Thanks Javs52, I'll try these guys too or maybe if somebody else had any experience like this will ask more people.