vpl0512

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by vpl0512 4y ago
I am sailing in the same boat. Except that I am still waiting to be liberated with a Green Card. Its outrageous that there is still a big racism on the name of "Per-country" caps for a common-sense high skilled immigration system
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by vpl0512 6y ago
Seriously. We are still living in a world where such stupidity is entertained. Just read last line in the article about the islamic belief of African Americans as well as the outrageous statements against non-muslims.
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by vpl0512 8y ago
Oh. So can I hold O-1 And H1B together? can I work parallel to both (my employer and startup)? I want to utilize this new venture to go on EB-1A (Extraordinary ability). Is it possible?
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by vpl0512 8y ago
No. Nothing has been filed by the startup.
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by vpl0512 8y ago
I am on H1b visa (my I-140 has been approved since last 6 years by my present employer.) I have notified my current employer and there is no conflict of interest. Do I need any approval from USCIS to work on the new startup?
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by vpl0512 8y ago
Hi Peter, I am on h1b and working for an employer. I am joining as a co-founder to a startup. Can I get compensation or profit for my work there? I am expecting to resume role of CTO. Can there be any legal implications?
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by vpl0512 10y ago
These are witch hunting cases. Why didn't government took action against these companies who are buying services from companies like TCS, HCL? Why demonizing younger and talented foreigners and enforcing hypothesis based on these 5% wr