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In 2011, we hired someone on an H1B at the startup where I worked. It was a straightforward process. The paperwork added a couple weeks to the process, and IIRC
by pcl 2y ago
In 2011, we hired someone on an H1B at the startup where I worked. It was a straightforward process. The paperwork added a couple weeks to the process, and IIRC it cost $10k or so in legal fees, but for a great hire, it was definitely not a meaningful barrier.
We were already incorporated as a C corp. I would imagine that some sort of incorporation will be pretty much a requirement.
(IANAL)
- proberts 2y agoThanks. It's more complicated when the H-1B beneficiary is a founder/owner.