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If you've been receiving SSI or SSDI benefits in one state, you'll continue receiving benefits if you move to a different U.S. state. If your visiting another U.S. state for 5 months, then you'll want to be sure to use your personal my "social security account" to ensure you receive your benefits. Search Google for "Traveling. You Can Still Access Social Security Resources," for more information. Also, contact your local SSA office for more details. Thank you.

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@@Subhanlaw I apply for my son adjustment of status since December only thing I got t is he receipt I got my greencard though vawa I thought by now he would have done his biometric

Hi Kerisha. I'd recommend creating a USCIS account and seeing if a biometric notice was ever sent. Also, check his USCIS case status online. Lastly, you can call USCIS Customer Service. Hope this helps.

I have an USCIS account and I check it all the time to see if they need out anything but it haven't shown I will give it again until the end of the month thank you

Please make sure that your son has a USCIS account too. He would need to check on the I-485 through his USCIS account to see if the biometrics have been sent. Hope this provides clarification. All the best!

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I don’t have PayPal unfortunately so, create a link to pay the fee using a card

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Hi Nasir. Some benefits also apply to nonimmigrant visas. However, not all the benefits are applied the same. For example, Green card (GC) holders can live and work in the 🇺🇸 permanently, are eligible to apply for US citizenship in 3 or 5 years, can work at any employer that they are eligible and start or work at a separate business as well. H-4 holders cannot live in the U.S. permanently, cannot apply for citizenship, and are generally not able to work, unless they have an EAD. H-4 holders can own a C Corp or LLC, but generally H-4 holders cannot work for their own business, unless it is they have an EAD, otherwise they'd need to hire a manager to oversee the daily operations. There is much more flexibility and certainty with a GC than an H-4. With a GC you have many more benefits and peace of mind. To discuss your options in more detail, please book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

@@Subhanlaw Are H4 visa holders allow to start a TH-cam channel without EAD?

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A foreign national can start a lawn care business. To legally work for the business, you would need to obtain work authorization through an employment authorization document or work status in the United States. To discuss your options, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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A shell company established for a legitimate business purposes can be formed in the U.S. Generally a shell company is created to hold financial or other assets and does not engage in any significant business operations, similar to a holding company. For more details, please book a call with us here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

@@Subhanlaw please give me the list of best us states for shell company

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Actually I saw an answer for a similar question in the comments xd That person is from Brazil while I am from Portugal ehehehe, funny, thanks either way ^^

Yes. A foreign national can start a U.S. company and work for the company while outside of the U.S. We'd be glad to help you start your business the right way. To discuss your options in more detail, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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If you formed your NH LLC prior to Jan 1, 2024, then you can dissolve the NH LLC prior to Dec 31st, 2024, and you would not be subject to the BOI filing requirement with FinCEN. We also recommend that you send a letter to the IRS with your EIN stating that the LLC was dissolved so that the federal government is also notified of the dissolution, so that your EIN won’t get cross referenced with FinCEN. Please note that if you have been operating in 2024, then you may have a tax filing requirement for 2024 which would be filed in 2025. I would highly recommend booking a call with us prior to dissolving your company to ensure you do everything properly. Book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

@@Subhanlaw I am a citizen of India. I opened my non-USA resident LLC through myusacorpration, and it has been approximately 9 months since its formation. I established my LLC for Amazon e-commerce, and the address of India is mentioned on my LLC. So far, I haven't registered my LLC business on Amazon, not have I engaged in any business transactions. I haven't earned any dollars from my LLC business, and I haven't created a business bank account. Furthermore, I haven't filed any returns because I haven't earned a single dollar or conducted any transactions from my business. In essence, I've only opened the LLC and haven't done anything else. Sir, now I want to close my LLC because I don't need it. Do I need to submit (BOI) before closing my LLC, or will my LLC be closed without (BOI) submission? Sir, please explain in detail whether I might face any issues in the future if I close my LLC and whether there could be any penalties. Sir, I want to permanently close my LLC. Could you please provide step-by-step guidance on what I need to do? Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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To apply for an E-2 investor visa, the E-2 company must first be registerd through the U.S. Embassy in Turkey. Also, the E-2 investor can only work for the E-2 company. However, the E-2 company can own subsidiaries including overseas companies which may allow you to continue to transacting business from within the U.S. for your existing businesses. In addition, an E-2 dependent spouse can work for any company that he or she is eligible including overseas companies. Therefore, there may be a few solutions for you. Book a call with us to discuss your options in more detail here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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Hi there. The visa option depends on your nationality, the type of business, amount of investment, business plan, and other factors. Book a call with us to discuss in detail here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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Hi Mo. Thank you for watching the video. Please make sure to watch the entire video all the way through because we share many ways to legally reduce taxes for foreign real estate investors. Book a call with me to discuss in further detail here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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Hi there, Yes. You can start a photography business in the U.S. If you want to physically be in the U.S. to operate the company, then you'll also need a U.S. work visa and work authorization. However, if you plan to manage the company from abroad, then no U.S. visa would be needed. To discuss your options in more detail, please book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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Hi Amin. J-2 visa holders can own a U.S. company. However, a J-2 visa holder cannot work for the U.S. company within the USA without work authorization. If you have your EAD, then you can own and manage your U.S. company from within the USA. To discuss your options further, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

@@Subhanlaw thanks for reply, yes I have my EAD here and I m already working, what are the full steps to register a company

Hi Amin. That's great that you have your EAD. Book a call with me to discuss your options in more detail. We'll review which state would be best to incorporate, how to apply for an import license and a seller's permit, and other information. Book your call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page For more information on our business formation services and what's included, see here www.subhanlaw.com/start-a-business-in-usa/

As a green card holder, you can apply for federal financial aid (FAFSA) to attend college or university. Please contact the school that you are interested in attending and speak with the designated school official (DSO) or international student advisor for more details on getting assistance to attend school. Wish you all the best.

Indian citizens may be eligible for numerous visa options outside of the E-2. For example, an Indian citizen who owns a business in Dubai may be eligible for the L-1 visa. See my video on the L-1 visa. To discuss your options in more detail, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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Generally, you can resell any lawful purchased good and you can also identify the product by its brand name. You cannot suggest that you are authorized by Nike or are an authorized distributor, etc. We can help you with starting a U.S. LLC and obtaining a reseller's permit. Please note if purchasing directly from Nike Stores that their "terms of sale" state that buying for purposes of reselling is prohibited. Therefore, there is risk involved with the business model you proposed. To discuss your options in more detail, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

@@Subhanlaw I tried selling two products on ebay and ebay told us we had a 600 dollar sale limit. But nike shoes get resold everywhere and nobody has faced a problem yet for reselling nike shoes on platforms. How much will it cost me to obtain a resellers permit through you guys or if I try to obtain it by myself?

Please note that each ecommerce platform has its own terms and conditions. Ebay places "selling limits," sometimes called selling allowances, on new sellers to protect its consumers. Google "Ebay selling limits" and you'll see Ebay's selling limits terms and how to request an increase in selling limits. I'd also recommend taking a look at StockX and Flightclub as alternative places to resell shoes. You may also consider creating your own website on Shopify to resell shoes. Also, Nike has brough actions against resellers. As I stated, Nike's "terms of sale" apply to purchases through its corporate owned Nike Stores. Buying from an authorized retailer may not include the same "terms of sale". For example, The Finish Line, Inc. does not have a provision in its terms of sale that prohibits reselling of products including Nike products purchased from its stores. In addition, the cost of a reseller's permit depends on the state or states in which you need a reseller's permit. To determine which state or states apply to your situation, we require a paid consultation. For more information on our business formation services, please go here www.subhanlaw.com/start-a-business-in-usa/ "Our Complete Guide" at the bottom of the page contains FAQs. Book a call through our website to discuss your options in more detail. We look forward to speaking with you.

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, no. The information in the video applies to foreign nationals who are considered "non-residents" under the U.S. tax code and who are managing their U.S. business from outside the U.S. A person on H-1B or H-4 is within the U.S. and after residing in the U.S. for 183 days aka the "substantial presence test" then a person on H-1B or H-4 or any other nonimmigrant status is considered a "U.S. resident" for tax purposes. See my other video on How to Start a U.S. LLC For Foreigners which applies to your situation.

Hi there. As we explain in this video, you cannot have any U.S. employees as well as meet other conditions, if you want to start a tax-free U.S. LLC. If you want to hire a part-time or full-time U.S. employee, then your U.S. LLC would be subject to U.S. tax. Please note that I stated a "U.S. employee". You can hire a manager from outside the U.S. and the U.S. LLC would need to pay the manager as a foreign employee or foreign independent contractor and in this scenario may not be subject to U.S. tax. To discuss your options in more detail, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

@@Subhanlaw Thank you for your answers…..I want to hire a person and I’m ready to pay taxes but I was just wondering whether I can hire an employee part time instead of full time….cause I can’t be self employed in my own company due to my visa (f-1) status but I can hire someone to manage it for me…..so hiring someone partime would be more financially beneficial for me.

I'd recommend booking a call with me to discuss your options. Owning a U.S. LLC on F-1 status, you'll need to consider operating agreement provisions on management and immigration compliance, hiring considerations such as whether to employ the manager as an employee or independent contractor, tax considerations, etc. Hiring someone either as a part-time or full-time employee requires considerations on labor and immigration law, payroll, and tax, etc. Hiring a manager as an employee is not always the best choice. You will also want to consider if hiring the manager as an independent contractor is better under your specific circumstances. To discuss your options in more detail, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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A foreign national can buy a business in the USA without living in the U.S. Book a call with me to learn more here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate it. Also, yes, foreign investors can invest in U.S. real estate including short-term rentals such as Airbnbs and or use the BRRRR method also known as Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat and invest in and flip distressed, opportunistic, or value-add properties. We help foreign real estate investors to incorporate the right type of business structure in order to purchase, rehab, and or buy and hold properties. To learn more about which structure would be best suited for your investments, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

Hi Kutikatha. A foreign corporation can open a branch office in the U.S. However, a branch office is subject to the 30% branch profits tax. I'd recommend forming a U.S. subsidiary which would not be subject to the branch profits tax. We help foreign entrepreneurs and investors start U.S. LLCs, obtain an tax id, and open a U.S. bank account. To learn more, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

Hi there. See answers to all your questions here www.subhanlaw.com/start-a-business-in-usa/ Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on our "Our Complete Guide" to starting a business in the USA which will provides answers to all FAQs such as yours. For more information, book a call with me.

Hi there. Thank you for your comments. I'm glad you found the video helpful. An F-1 student can own a U.S company. However, an F-1 student cannot engage in "unauthorized work." Therefore, an F-1 student can own the company but s/he cannot work for the company until receiving valid work authorization. You can appoint a manager to manage the daily operations and have him or her on payroll or enter into an independent contractor agreement. Depending on the type of business, there are other factors to consider. To discuss your options in more detail, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

@@Subhanlawsir can you please tell me how much you ll charge for the entire process like llc, itin, credit card, etc. And do you provide a guarantee that you will get us through the process and in 100% legal and safe way. And, is this format just valid for non residents or can people on other non immigrant visas use it too?

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Hi Ali. Thank you for your comments. Glad you found the video helpful. To answer your question, you can form a U.S. company; however, currently you would not be eligible to open a U.S. bank account. Therefore, if you could open a bank account outside the Founders from these countries cannot currently open U.S. bank accounts at this time: Afghanistan, Albania, Belarus, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Burundi, Central African Republic, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Cuba, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Kosovo, Macao, Mali, Mozambique, Myanmar (Burma), Nigeria, North Korea, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine (specifically, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, Luhansk, and Crimea), Venezuela, Western Sahara, Yemen, and Zimbabwe.

@@Subhanlaw thank you so much for answering my comment, what if I open a bank account in Turkey which would have eligible IBAN and SWIFT number? Thanks a lot

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Hi Nekkanti. Thanks for your question. After forming a U.S. LLC, you can raise capital from angel investors or venture capitalists. Please note that when raising capital within the U.S. the LLC must structure the deal/offering to fit within one of the regulatory exemptions if it wishes to avoid having to register the offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). When raising capital in exchange for equity, you are offering a "security" and therefore must structure the deal appropriately. Companies most commonly use Regulation D to raise capital from U.S. and foreign investors. Regulation S may also be used for overseas investors. Both regulations offer an exemption from registering the capital raising offering with the SEC. Therefore, to raise capital, you'll need to form the company properly, have an excellent roadmap, an experienced team with a proving track record of execution, and have legal documents prepared such as such as Term Sheets, SAFEs, etc. to raise capital. Please book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page to discuss your business in more detail, options for raising capital, and how we can help you structure your business properly to raise capital.

Some benefits include paid service in any of the 7 branches of the military, possible enlistment bonus, incentives to help further your education, time off, healthcare, housing, VA loans, and applying for citizenship after 1 year. Contact your local military recruiter to discuss in more detail.

Hi there. Thank you for your feedback. I'm glad you found the video helpful. Also, I'm happy to provide clarification. An LLC is a "limited liability company." The LLC is formed in a U.S. state or territory. It offers ease of use, avoids double taxation, and limits personal liability. An LLC is a business entity. A business license is something separate from an LLC. An LLC can apply for licenses, permits, banking and other accounts, if needed. Depending on the type of business a license may or may not be needed. For example, you do not need a business license to open a U.S. bank account or Amazon FBA account, etc. To learn if your business needs a license to operate in the U.S., book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

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Yes. Green card holders aka legal permanent residents may purchase in their state of residence, so long as they are eligible.

Hi there. Let me provide some clarification. A U.S. LLC is a "pass-through" entity and the LLC is not taxed unless it chooses to be taxed as a corporation. If taxed as a "disregarded entity" or "partnership", then each member may be taxed on his or her distributions and share of net profits. The U.S. LLC if owned by a foreign national may be established as a "tax-free" LLC if it meets certain requirements. Therefore, generally the LLC is not taxed, the owners may or may not be subject to tax depending on the circumstances. In your scenario, the 10% management fee would be considered a distribution or an expense depending on the circumstances and the other 90% would be net profits. To discuss your options in more detail and tax considerations, book a call with me here subhanlaw.com/book-call-page

@@Subhanlaw Thank you for clarifying that for me, it makes sense. I'm simply trying to preserve as much of my earnings as I can and pay as little tax as possible. Great channel and thank you again for explaining that to me.

Your welcome. We'd be glad to help you form your U.S. LLC, obtain your EIN, and open a U.S. bank account. Learn more here www.subhanlaw.com/start-a-business-in-usa/