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CR-1 applicant/petitioner in joint business

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Hello,

At the moment, my fiancee is helping me (virtually) in my small business (he is handling accounts receivable, bookkeeping etc.) and eventually I wanted to file the legal documents to add him as a partner. He has not gotten paid as of yet, as I do not want to create problems with taxes etc. nor raise any more flags during our CR-1 application journey.

Has anyone here been in the same situation where the applicant is partnering or working with the petitioner?

Any opinions on this -- will this create red flags somehow? It is just the two of us at the moment and we have expansion plans and a lot of ideas, personally I see this as a very positive thing, but not sure how all this will read to a visa officer.

I'd appreciate your thoughts and comments. Thank you.

 
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