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Old Feb 24th 2021, 12:08 am
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Quick question,

Can an individual on an O1A work under contract for an LLC that he or she has shares in? As far as i can see, a person cannot legally be employed by an LLC that they have a share holding in.

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Old Feb 24th 2021, 4:06 am
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Default Re: Working under contract for an O1 petitioner as opposed to being employed

Originally Posted by Mic1
As far as i can see, a person cannot legally be employed by an LLC that they have a share holding in.
I'd have imagined that it all came down to % of ownership. There could be situations where the employer grants shares to employees as a reward. It happened to me, and it did not affect either my I-129 or I-140.
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Originally Posted by destone
I'd have imagined that it all came down to % of ownership. There could be situations where the employer grants shares to employees as a reward. It happened to me, and it did not affect either my I-129 or I-140.
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So you were given shares in the LLC that you work for under contract but you're not directly employed by?
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