Lawfully present in the CNMI
(vi) Lawfully present in the CNMI means that the alien was lawfully admitted or paroled into the CNMI under the immigration laws on or after the transition program effective date, other than an alien admitted or paroled as a visitor for business or pleasure (B-1 or B-2, under any visa-free travel provision or parole of certain visitors from Russia and the People's Republic of China), and remains in a lawful immigration status or if paroled into the CNMI, the authorized parole period has not expired. (vii) Legitimate business, as determined by DHS, means a real, active, and operating commercial or entrepreneurial undertaking that: (A) Produces services or goods for profit, or is a governmental, charitable or other validly recognized nonprofit entity; (B) Meets applicable legal requirements for doing business in the CNMI; (C) Has substantially complied with wage and hour laws, occupational safety and health requirements, nondiscrimination, and all other Federal, CNMI, and local requirements relating to employment during the five-year period immediately preceding the date of filing the petition, and continues to be in substantial compliance with such requirements; (D) Does not directly or indirectly engage in, or knowingly benefit from, prostitution, human trafficking, or any other activity that is illegal under Federal, CNMI, or local law; (E) Is a participant in good standing in the E-Verify program; (F) Does not have, as an owner, investor, manager, operator, or person meaningfully involved with the undertaking, any individual who has been an owner, investor, manager, operator, or person otherwise meaningfully involved with an undertaking that was not in compliance with paragraph (w)(1)(vii)(C) of this section at the time of the individual's involvement and within the five years immediately preceding the date of filing the petition; or that was not in compliance with clause paragraph (w)(1)(vii)(D) of this section at any time during which the individual was involved with the undertaking, or is an agent of such individual; and (G) Is not a successor in interest to an undertaking that has not complied with paragraphs (C) or (D). (viii) Long-term worker means an alien who was admitted to the CNMI, or otherwise granted status, as a CW-1 nonimmigrant during fiscal year 2015, and during each of fiscal years 2016 through 2018. (ix) Minor child means a child as defined in section 101(b)(1) of the Act who is under 18 years of age. (x) Numerical limitation means the maximum number of persons who may be granted CW-1 status in a given fiscal year, as follows: (A) For fiscal years 2018 through the first quarter of fiscal year 2030, the numerical limitations are: