Legal Question in Immigration Law in New Jersey

H-1B would not be appropriate for an employee of a tanning salon. If she is an investor investing significant amount of capital, then E-2 might be an option (after careful consideration and preparation).

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You might consider E1, E2 or L1 visa options. We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney.

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Good Day,

More information would be required to determine if the H-1B is applicable. The key to the H-1B is that the employee be a "professional worker" employed to work in a "professional position." This determination would be based on finding out the employees educational and working background and then making sure the company can pay the employee a particular prevailing wage. There are also other considerations but the H-1B along with the L-1 and E-2 should be considered.

I would be pleased to discuss the options regarding your particular case in more detail.

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