L1-a Visa
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Re: L1-a Visa
Originally Posted by Ray
A ..... 6 months maybe if you can get a B-2 visa ..but unlikely
B.. NO...
B.. NO...
#17
Re: L1-a Visa
There's a whole article here on the site that explains the ways into the US in a nutshell...there's also a marriage and visa immigration forums, which will be much better suited to answering your questions.
but it does look like, with what you ahve said so far, that marriage is your best bet, either that, or go study in the US.
but it does look like, with what you ahve said so far, that marriage is your best bet, either that, or go study in the US.
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Re: L1-a Visa
Originally Posted by Bob
There's a whole article here on the site that explains the ways into the US in a nutshell...there's also a marriage and visa immigration forums, which will be much better suited to answering your questions.
but it does look like, with what you ahve said so far, that marriage is your best bet, either that, or go study in the US.
but it does look like, with what you ahve said so far, that marriage is your best bet, either that, or go study in the US.
O.K.
How's this for an idea.
Apply for a B2 visitor visa.
Carry out "research" making business contacts etc.
What is the definition of employment? If it means carrying out research and going to meetings for "free" I could do that.
Or could my U.K. company invoice the U.S. company for consultancy fees?
Paul
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Re: L1-a Visa
Originally Posted by Paul250268
O.K.
How's this for an idea.
Apply for a B2 visitor visa.
Carry out "research" making business contacts etc.
What is the definition of employment? If it means carrying out research and going to meetings for "free" I could do that.
Or could my U.K. company invoice the U.S. company for consultancy fees?
Paul
How's this for an idea.
Apply for a B2 visitor visa.
Carry out "research" making business contacts etc.
What is the definition of employment? If it means carrying out research and going to meetings for "free" I could do that.
Or could my U.K. company invoice the U.S. company for consultancy fees?
Paul
California is probably the hardest place to file L1-A's at, and Texas the easiest from what I've seen - but don't take my word for it, it all depends on the officer who gets your package.
It is a witch to move to the US legally, and you have to go through endless hoops with the INS. If it wasn't, many more legally minded folk would do it.
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Re: L1-a Visa
Originally Posted by Paul250268
O.K.
How's this for an idea.
Apply for a B2 visitor visa.
Carry out "research" making business contacts etc.
What is the definition of employment? If it means carrying out research and going to meetings for "free" I could do that.
Or could my U.K. company invoice the U.S. company for consultancy fees?
Paul
How's this for an idea.
Apply for a B2 visitor visa.
Carry out "research" making business contacts etc.
What is the definition of employment? If it means carrying out research and going to meetings for "free" I could do that.
Or could my U.K. company invoice the U.S. company for consultancy fees?
Paul
How are you going to justify funding yourself
How are you going to justify the more than 3 months available to you on the VWP.
#21
Re: L1-a Visa
Originally Posted by Paul250268
Apply for a B2 visitor visa.
Carry out "research" making business contacts etc.
What is the definition of employment? If it means carrying out research and going to meetings for "free" I could do that.
Or could my U.K. company invoice the U.S. company for consultancy fees?