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Hi Peter, I‘m a contractor to an US company who leads both teams and projects. My company wants me to move to US and they are trying to convince me to apply to
by postit 8y ago
Hi Peter,
I‘m a contractor to an US company who leads both teams and projects. My company wants me to move to US and they are trying to convince me to apply to an H1B. From my understanding this visa is a pretty unsafe if you‘re already in your 40‘s and want to settle yourself. I‘ve seen a category called EB1-3 which grants GC for both partners and children under 21. But the requirement says I should be an employee in an official leadership position (Manager or Director) Is this a hard requirement or can I still build up a case to immigrate via EB1-3?
- proberts 8y agoIt's a hard requirement - you need to be an employee - not a contractor - for at least one year in a managerial or executive capacity. But if you are and will be in the U.S. as well, then it's a pretty straightforward process, though a slow one now, 18 months or so if you're applying while abroad.
- rb808 8y agoLook at L1A visa - still need to be an employee for a year but I easier for your company then a EB1.