md95065

Are you trying to say that you already work for a company in the UK which is in the process of setting up an office in the US? If so, and if you have already worked for that company for more than a year then, assuming that the company knows what it is doing, and that you are suitably qualified from the visa perspective, and that there are no undisclosed complications then you should probably be able to get an L-1 visa fairly quickly - anything else and you are probably looking at either a long wait for an H-1 visa or just not being able to get a visa at all ...

SanDiegogirl

You asked about "health care to cover you for all basis"

It should be your company that is able to offer you health insurance, not you arranging an individual policy.

With a company based health insurance policy you still pay premiums but these are usually subsidised to an extent by the company.

Octang Frye

For the love of Pete, you can't even pump your own gas!

Pulaski

Only being 22 years old may be a complication, because it is by no means certain that he will meet the requirements of being a manager to be eligible for an L-1A, or have specialist knowledge to be eligible for an L-1B.
What does that have to do with the price of fish?

And your post #3 contains nothing of use to the OP.

Ecto17

Nope.

Jerseygirl

Take no notice of OF...he often makes strange comments.

Ecto17

Haha, l didn't! Happy to keep this beautiful state a secret!!!

Jerseygirl

Have you found Gary's winestore for British goodies yet?