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Jun 15, 2018 at 19:13 vote accept John Church
Jun 15, 2018 at 3:27 comment added phoog @JohnChurch you may want to ask an immigration lawyer. But making vital contributions to the business's success doesn't help much. If the business has a lot of business in Canada he might qualify as a treaty trader, but otherwise the monetary thresholds relate to how much money he invests in the business, not how much money the business makes thanks to his labor. Even huge multibillion-dollar multinational companies are limited to the options above, which mostly require a bachelor's degree.
Jun 14, 2018 at 10:27 comment added John Church This sounds like the conclusion we had come to. I was hoping there was some other method. I do have one question: at what point can my partner move into the US considering the business will be US based; how much revenue does this business need to earn before the business can sponsor his residence (he still won't have a bachelor's degree by then but will have made vital contributions to the business' success)?
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