Working in the USA

[Browngrrrr]

Hi

First post on here.....
I am in need of some advise, I have a kitchen to French polish in New York City's 5th Avenue. Sounds cool but I'm not sure how the whole visa thing works??
I am being employed by a company in Oxford to go there and polish the kitchen, should only take 2 weeks. I understand that America has strict working visa policies but as stated I am working for a UK company so do I need to go down the route of obtaining a works visa? Trouble is this will take months to get as there is a back log apparently, I need to go to the States next month.
Can anyone shed any light on the do's and don't surrounding the whole working in the US thing please as Google doesn't answer any of my questions.

Kind Regards

Trevor

[Old Greg]

Hi

First post on here.....
I am in need of some advise, I have a kitchen to French polish in New York City's 5th Avenue. Sounds cool but I'm not sure how the whole visa thing works??
I am being employed by a company in Oxford to go there and polish the kitchen, should only take 2 weeks. I understand that America has strict working visa policies but as stated I am working for a UK company so do I need to go down the route of obtaining a works visa? Trouble is this will take months to get as there is a back log apparently, I need to go to the States next month.
Can anyone shed any light on the do's and don't surrounding the whole working in the US thing please as Google doesn't answer any of my questions.

Kind Regards

Trevor

LMGTFY

[BackupBoy]

You’ll need a B1 visa to be fully legitimate. Try this on an ESTA visa waiver and get caught in the lie the. you can expect monumental aggravation at port of entry and extreme difficulties ever being able to enter the US again in the future.

Your “employer” needs to understand this too.

https://uk.usembassy.gov/visas/business-visa/