Create 501(c)(3) Org, Claim H-1B Cap Exempt Eligibility, Fund Your Startup

H-1B cap registration begins March 1, 2020. What are your options? Qualify a Delaware Charitable Nonstock EXEMPT CORPORATION AS 501(c)(3). Under the new USCIS process, employers seeking H-1B workers subject to the cap, or their authorized representatives, will complete a registration process that requires only basic information about their company and each requested worker. USCIS will open an initial registration period from March 1 through March 20, 2020. The H-1B random selection process, if needed, will then be run on those electronic registrations. Only those with selected registrations will be eligible to file H-1B cap-subject petitions. What if your employer's petition is not selected? You're next option is to claim eligiblity for H-1B cap exempt status change. Learn how to qualify a Delaware Charitable Nonstock Exempt Corporation as 501(c)(3) within minimum time. SMS text 415-373-6767 to confirm meeting time and location. Training fee includes Registered Agent, Business Address, and Virtual Mailbox service for one (1) year at San Francisco, CA 94102-5318. State and federal application fees are separate and must be paid by the founder. Timeline: File Certificate of Incorporation online with Delaware Secretary of State, receive approval within 24 hours (next business day). Generate EIN. File for recognition of exemption. Create profile on USCIS system beginning February 24, 2020. Fundraise before March 1, 2020. Apply for H-1B Cap Subject. If selected, prepare for filing FLAG LCA and I-129 with prevailing wage. If not selected, prepare to claim eligibility by having your 501(c)(3) fundamental activity directly contribute to the research or education mission of the institution of higher education in San Francisco. Premium processing is available. A pre-seed capital fund to make investments in start up “high-tech” and “new-economy” businesses, furthers your organization’s charitable purposes by promoting the creation of new “professional specialty occupations” that would further attract new industry, create new jobs and businesses and improve the area from an economic and social welfare perspective.