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Question by aster5914
Submitted on 4/14/2006
Related FAQ: Immigration (USA) FAQ: GC and Citizenship questions and answers (part 6 of 6)
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I went here to the US on a B-1 visa to expire may 2. My company then petitioned for an L-1 and it has been approved - validity is from may 2 to may 2009. i would still need to go back to my home country to settle some things. does this mean i can go back to the country even after may 2(end of my B-1visa)? and when i need to go back here to the US, do i have to apply for a new visa to re-enter the US? thanks


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