My company abroad does not have a website. Should I send bylaws and local registration?

When we talk about processes involving the EB-1, it is essential to understand that every piece presented in your dossier must consistently demonstrate the relevance and impact that your work brings to the field in which you excel.

In the case of companies abroad without a website, the objective is to clearly and convincingly demonstrate the company’s existence and commercial activities.

If your company does not have a website, you can indeed send other documents that prove your operational reality and legal entity, such as the bylaws and local registration. These documents help demonstrate the company’s legality and structure, but it is important that they are accompanied by additional information evidencing the commercial activity, such as financial statements, contracts entered into, relevant publications, or any other documentation that reinforces the company’s performance and reputation in the market.

It is essential that all evidence presented is clear, authentic, and, if possible, accompanied by sworn translations into English (when necessary), in order to facilitate analysis by the US authorities. Also maintain a detailed organization of these documents, as consistency of documentation is highly valued during the process.

Remember that the immigration process in the United States has specific and strict rules, and therefore it is always advisable to strictly follow these norms and consult reliable sources, as well as avoid promises of easy results or miraculous shortcuts. Seeking information from secure sources and, if necessary, being accompanied by specialized professionals can help avoid mistakes and fraud that circulate on the internet.

I hope this information helps clarify how to proceed in this case and reinforces the importance of a well-structured dossier. Every detail counts, and the presentation of alternative documents, when well organized, can significantly strengthen your process.

Victoria Harper

Editor-in-Chief

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Leading journalism and editorial content at Visto n’ Visa, Victoria helps make immigration topics clear, trustworthy, and easy to understand. Her focus is on delivering useful, human, and relevant content for people exploring new paths abroad.