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thanks.. cofounder route doesn't pan out for several reasons. All cofounder I want to work with are on H1B. And the last time I tried a citizen as cofounder the
by maddynator 6y ago
thanks.. cofounder route doesn't pan out for several reasons. All cofounder I want to work with are on H1B. And the last time I tried a citizen as cofounder they screw you for being on visa. Same as how big giant companies do just more directly.
Anyway, how does one demonstrate they have extraordinary ability for O-1 when everyone on the H1 list has a masters and been an engineer for a while? Any examples of how people have pulled this off in the past?
- mav3rick 6y agoMaybe try doing extraordinary things ?
- thunkshift1 6y ago@maverick how about you try contributing something meaningful to this thread?
- mav3rick 6y agoThe post is literally asking a shortcut to an extraordinary visa when they are ordinary like everyone else.
- renewiltord 6y agoYou neither have expertise nor insight on this topic. Please stop wasting everyone's time.
- Karishma1234 6y agoI do not think you understand the complexities of the visa laws of USA, so instead of judging someone please spend time educating yourself first and then make comments here.
- ultimoo 6y agoI think that's an unfair characterization based on citizenship.
- Karishma1234 6y agoWell, American immigration law differentiates between people based on where they were born, part of the reason why many of us have to waste our time working for FANG when in reality we would like to start something of our own. Discrimination in law is bound to have discriminatory consequences down the road for the folks. It is very common practice of citizens to demand a premium for being citizens from those who are on a visa and are stuck in 100 year green card queue.
- somerandodude 6y agoI'd take a look at passright.com. They've helped tons of engineers and their approval rate (when you follow all of their instructions, of which there are quite a few) is very very high (90%+).