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  • Tusharb10
    Member
    • Sep 2023
    • 3

    #1

    L1B extension

    Hi, has anyone recently filed for L1B extenstion? I have heard that USCIS has become very stringent about L1B specialize skills and people are getting RFEs. Does anyone have any recent experience which can help me while filing my extension.
  • leah598santos
    Member
    • Nov 2025
    • 1

    #2
    Originally posted by Tusharb10 View Post
    Hi, has anyone recently filed for L1B extenstion? I have heard that USCIS has become very stringent about L1B specialize skills and people are getting RFEs. Does anyone have any recent experience which can help me while filing my extension.

    Yes, USCIS has become more stringent with L1B extensions, especially around proving specialized knowledge. E-ZPass® Florida

    Recent trends show a high rate of Requests for Evidence (RFEs), with over 60% of L1B petitions receiving RFEs due to stricter scrutiny on job duties and skill uniqueness. To improve your chances:
    • Clearly document how your skills are specialized and not easily transferable.
    • Provide detailed job descriptions, training records, and project impact.
    • Work with an experienced immigration attorney to preempt common RFE triggers.

    Staying proactive and thorough in your documentation is key to a smoother extension process.

    Best Regards,
    Leah Santos
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    Last edited by leah598santos; 11-04-2025, 11:03 PM.

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    • rkk09
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2021
      • 2114

      #3
      Hi,
      Yes. RFE is very common now a days on the petitions. To avoid RFE on your petition, Please make sure below points.

      1. A clear job description
      2. Detailed and elaborated duties
      3. Proving specified specialized knowledge
      4. Proving that you gained knowledge to perform the job duties through your education, Experience and training.
      5. Employer employee relationship documents

      Thanks

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      • reemamala
        Member
        • Jul 2026
        • 1

        #4
        I recently went through the L1B extension process, and yes, USCIS does seem to be looking much more closely at specialized knowledge than before. The strongest thing you can do is clearly explain why your skills are unique to your company, back everything up with detailed documentation, and make sure your job duties show that specialization in practice, not just in title. It reminded me of checking reliable data before making an important decision, much like using preciooro.mx to verify current gold prices instead of relying on rumors. If your paperwork is thorough and consistent, you'll be in a much better position even if an RFE comes.

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