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Define "work on your business". If you were just hacking on some code and managing your stuff I think it'd fly under the radar. On the other hand, if you were r
by lbotos 12y ago
Define "work on your business". If you were just hacking on some code and managing your stuff I think it'd fly under the radar. On the other hand, if you were running around promoting a product, organizing events and essentially raising your profile I'd expect they might catch wind and give you some trouble.
- 6cxs2hd6 12y agoI'm pretty sure it's not a violation of immigration law to visit the US briefly to do some meetings and/or free promotional events. People do this all the time. It's called a "business trip". Just be honest and check business instead of tourism on the immigration form, and be ready to answer a few questions about your job and company.
- petervandijck 12y agoThat's not true, it's totally legal to visit the US on a tourist visa and go to conferences promoting your product, for example. Or having sales meetings. That's not considered "work".