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Can a non-US-citizen solo founder with a US startup sponsor themselves to do work in the US? As an Australian citizen could the company I founded fill the LCA f
by graderjs 4y ago
Can a non-US-citizen solo founder with a US startup sponsor themselves to do work in the US? As an Australian citizen could the company I founded fill the LCA form for an E-3?
- proberts 4y agoWithout going into the specifics, there are many Australian founders in the U.S. on the E-3 visa but this is problematic/challenging for solo founders.
- ghiculescu 4y agoI can vouch for https://usimmigration.com.au/ https://usimmigration.com.au/ for this sort of work.
- e1g 4y agoNot proberts, but I followed that path. It's possible, but your odds of success are proportional to how legitimate the US business is. "Legitimacy" is easily verified by having substantial revenue, investments, co-founders, and other employees. If the business has no meaningful trade, the odds of success are minimal. That is, just registering a company in the US will do little to support your case.