Andre84

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by Andre84 6y ago
you may reffer to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBYhVcO4WgI https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcefcZRL2oaA_uBNeo5UOWg
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by Andre84 6y ago
exactly. Havng a proof of skills [ e.g. as Univesity degree] will add chances over similar applicants that do not have one
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by Andre84 6y ago
What do you imply by "to run"? OPT doesnt restrict from registering llc, hoowever to work for own llc difficult buerocratic proocedures might need to be completed also refer to the answer in the post https://news.ycomb
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by Andre84 6y ago
there is certain good in diversity which comes from immigrants from different locations altogether with skills and natural resources it was a factor that allowed US to build the most powerful economy in the world. However, times change. I r
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by Andre84 6y ago
legal difference? it might need more context to extend on it e.g. contract work / versus onsite employment etc.
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by Andre84 6y ago
governmental processes are very slow for ammendments / adjustments to get enforced could take years
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by Andre84 6y ago
it depends. In my opinion, each case/ impact is individual while some cases might impact negatively the native american [ in reservation? born in US? or to which extent native?], others might impact them in a positive way
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by Andre84 6y ago
also maybe Hong Kong might be an option?
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by Andre84 6y ago
online masters doesnt grantt visa for H1B you will need a sponsor
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by Andre84 6y ago
Hi You may easily form Delaware corp with clerky
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by Andre84 7y ago
Looking for ( H1B opportunity ⋃ Remote research ⋃ volunteering ⋃ scientific adviser )∈{ science ⋃ robotics ⋃ computer vision} https://www.viziochron.com contact: andre ⋃ domain of the startup above
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by Andre84 8y ago
From Bank of America: "we will let your US representative who has >50% of shares to come in branch and open an account for the corporation if their name will be on business documents of corporation"
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by Andre84 8y ago
From Bank of America: Yes, but you will need to visit US to open the Bank account
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by Andre84 8y ago
From Azlo: "Right now, we can only offer accounts to US citizens and many Permanent Residents from a small list of countries. Azlo is looking to expand our eligibility requirements in the future and we'd encourage you to check ba
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by Andre84 8y ago
From Stripe: I work on the Stripe Atlas team. Apologies for all the back and forth so far. I'm afraid Courtney and Cheyenne provided some incorrect information earlier about whether Stripe would be able to support your business. Just t
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by Andre84 8y ago
From Brex : "Companies that are generally approved tend to have over $100,000 in US based banks, a US EIN, and professional investors", "At this time, this is requirement in order to extend an account limit to our users"
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Banking for a Startup with an Overseas Founder
1 points by Andre84 8y ago|5 comments