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Can I re-enter the US with H-1B approval notice but L-1B visa expired in passport?

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I came to the US in 2008 on an L-1B stamp in my passport. That visa has expired and in the meantime I have an H-1B approval notice (same employer), but don't have any new visa in my passport because I haven't left the US.


I plan to travel to Mexico. How can I be sure that I am allowed re-entry in the US?


Can I just show the approval notice at the port of entry into the US?


Or do I need the H-1B stamped into my passport? Can I do that by mailing my passport somewhere before going on this trip?

 
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