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Posted on 02-01-11 11:23
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i just finished my masters degree. i did applied to many companies but no success. So i decide to do business by buying a store with my another partner( he is citizen). i was wandering if f1 student can be partner in business. and if yes is there any way in future that i can sponsor h1b or green card from my own business. Any member in sajha who have experience in this field? Suggestions will be highly appreciated.
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Posted on 02-01-11 11:35
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Google EB5 visa. The minimum investment is high: 500K.There might be other ways.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EB-5_visa
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Posted on 02-01-11 12:08
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i don't have that much investment. we are trying to open small store probably like 200k and i will be half partner. si is there any other way. thanks for your suggestion Stiffler.
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Posted on 02-01-11 11:16
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