Applying h1b visa with history of denied visa

[arcad 0]

Hi! I used my H1b 6 year limit in the states. I had a greencard EB2 category but this was denied on I-140 stage because of inability to pay (employer). I am planning to go back to the Philippines to reset my H1b visa for 1 year. Does anyone know whether my history of greencard denial could be used as a reason to deny a new H1b if I apply after 1 year? Would it be safer If I get an h1b visa from a united states university? Thanks!

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

As the H1B is dual intent, your previous failed attempt at a greencard should not matter.

Not sure what you mean with a H1B from a university- do you mean an F1 student visa, or do you mean a university as employer for the H1B? If the latter, I do not think the employer matters.

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

How are you applying for a H1B, when the cap for 2013 has been met.

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

How are you applying for a H1B, when the cap for 2013 has been met.

She said she'd take a year out in Phils before applying for another one.

[Boiler 45,559]

Pay Employer for what?

[arcad 0]

It is thru the University as an employer. They are cap exempt. I am just worried that if I go thru consular processing that I would have the chance of being denied. Consulates in a foreign country are very different as they can deny you for anything and not have to tell you the reason why from what I have heard. I was wondering whether anyone has had this experience