The US Citizenship and Immigration Services has clarified that sole proprietors are not eligible for an L-1 international worker’s visa. The USCIS stated that a sole proprietorship is not a separate legal entity and due to this fact can not file a petition on behalf of its proprietor. However, a single-member limited legal responsibility firm or a company with a single proprietor can file a petition as they are considered distinct authorized entities. The Biden administration plans to introduce modifications to the H-1B overseas employee program to reinforce effectivity whereas sustaining the annual cap of 60,000 visas.
Banks Scale Back…
