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 The trade must be "substantial trade which in international in scope principally between the U.S. and the foreign state of which s/he is a national." Trade can include the following: goods, services, international banking, transportation, communications, accounting, design, consulting, tourism, technology transfer, etc. Substantial means at least 50% of the trade is between the United States and the foreign country of the nationality of the business. The amount of trade is not necessarily determined on the number of trading activity, but may be the "volume" and "amount" of trade. It must also be an active and continuing trade. (For example, a one-time substantial trade may be considered insufficient.) Requirements: 1. A trade treaty must exist between the United States and applicant's country 2. At least 50% of the company is owned by nationals of applicant's country 3. The owners of the company must either:
6. The applicant has "nonimmigrant intent." |
