I have worked for my current employer for more than 4 years. On the first day of my employment, I signed a stock options contract (Nonstatutory Stock Option Agreement) with my employer. Now four years have passed and all shares have been vested.
My company is still a private company that I do not expect it go public for a very long time. However, recognizing the potential of the company I want to exercise my options. My employer told me that I can not do so because I am neither a citizen nor a permenent resident. Here are my questions:
1. Is it true that people like I (H1Ber) can not exercise stock optioins of private companies ?
2. If yes, since I have four years to exercise stock options from now on, can I exercise stock options after I obtained my green card ?
Thanks
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回複:about stock options.
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08/11/2006 postreply
09:34:44
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可能你公司是個S corp. check the company's status
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08/11/2006 postreply
10:30:05
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But my company was planning to go public and issued me stock opt
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08/11/2006 postreply
16:13:32
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回複:But my company was planning to go public and issued me sto
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08/11/2006 postreply
23:28:04