Dismissed
L-1B
L-1B Dismissed — Aviation Maintenance (2024): did not establish the Beneficiary possessed the required
Decision Summary
The appeal was dismissed because the Petitioner failed to establish that the Beneficiary possessed the required 'specialized knowledge'. The Petitioner did not sufficiently show how the Beneficiary's knowledge as an aircraft maintenance technician was distinct or uncommon compared to other workers in the same industry. The evidence did not prove that the Beneficiary's knowledge was either 'special' or 'advanced' as defined by the statute.
Criteria Discussed
Specialized Knowledge Employment Abroad In A Specialized Knowledge Capacity Employment In The U.S. In A Specialized Knowledge Capacity L-1 Visa Reform Act (Labor For Hire)
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