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C-2 wrote:
> Hi ppl,
>
> Does anybody know how a corp-to-corp work in US if person wants to work
> with a E3/H1B visa? If the person's visa is with company A, and they
> want me to work for another company B through company B's agent then;
I'm not quite sure I understand the situation. Will you be A's employee,
or B's employee - basically, who will write your pay checks?
If it is A, then generally nothing needs to be done (although there is a
possible issue if the job is located in a different city). There are
also possible issues regarding layoffs and the like.
> Q1. What forms does the E3 holder has to fill? I-129 or else?
If needed, the employer, not the employee, would take care of that kind
of thing.
> Q2. Does that person need a new LCA to work for comapny B or can he use
> comapny A's LCA?
That, too, is the employer's problem. You do need to make sure that you
have an approved petition for whoever you are actually employed with.
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