No. Establish the individual’s qualifying knowledge and the actual transfer conditions.
Describe knowledge rather than ownership of an asset
The buyer’s product rights and the employee’s knowledge are different facts. Use genuine experience and assignment evidence.
Specialised knowledge is special knowledge of the employer's own product, service, research, equipment, techniques, management or other interests and their application in international markets, or advanced knowledge of the organisation's processes and procedures; general industrial-automation skill is not enough. If the American plant is to build the same product, the tasks are concrete: setting up the fixtures, qualifying the welds, training operators, resolving the differences between the two facilities' equipment. L-1B requires special knowledge of company products or advanced knowledge of company processes, plus one continuous qualifying foreign employment year in the preceding three and an active qualifying corporate relationship. Before filing, the employer should identify the claimed body of knowledge, compare it with that of relevant colleagues or workers in the industry, and assemble specific evidence showing why it is special or advanced.