Sinead91
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if you have a valid passport, valid stamp and valid i797 in THEORY you should be fine, however with this administration, who knows.
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Is it possible to get an H1B visa in my situation?
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Confused all around, I751 or N400 under 319(b) provision
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appleblossom reacted to a post in a topic:
H1B USA visa questions
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The only way for you to get your own independent visa is to find your own employer. If you have a specialty occupation, then you may find someone to sponsor your H1B or you can enter under the TN, if you meet the requirements, but a diploma won't be enough. You can only work on H4 status when you have an EAD and the only way to receive this is if your spouse has an approved i140. If they do not have this, then you cannot work under H4.
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Won't be an issue. With H1B filings you submit a copy of your most recent i94, which you download from CBP. This is the same number as what is on your H1B, so if there's an error on your i94 on your 797, they will look at the i94 from the CBP website. The i797 is submitted to show proof of maintenance of status and you then also upload your i94 with it
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I-751 ROC Filers - January 2023
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I-751 ROC Filers - January 2023
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I-751 ROC Filers - January 2023
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Just received my new card today!! No notification or anything ha. Good to 2034!!
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No
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Blandben reacted to a post in a topic:
H1B - Medical Required?
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No, Medicals are typically required for immigrant visas, H1B is a non immigrant visa (although from within the US it is dual intent). The LCA is submitted by your employer and has nothing to do with a medical or your health. It is submitted to the Department of Labor and is there to protect salaries for H1B workers. It ensures you are paid a fair wage based on occupation and metropolitan statistical area.
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OldUser reacted to a post in a topic:
H1B cancelled at Abu Dhabi Port of entry
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Sinead91 reacted to a post in a topic:
I-751 ROC Filers - January 2023
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Your new employer should file a new H1B for you, and you will need a new i797 also.
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Pradheep reacted to a post in a topic:
H1B cancelled at Abu Dhabi Port of entry
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same here. Just checked and got the update that fingerprints have been "taken". Finally >< Not planning on filing for citizenship yet, just haven't had time!!
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We: i work for a non profit and we are cap exempt so we don't partake in the lottery, we can file H1B petitions at any time in the year and there is no limit on how many we can file. I think there's a bigger pool of people to draw from on H1B over on reddit page.
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It looks like you need a new stamp. What did you provide at the border for your supporting documentation? You should only enter the U.S. 10 days before your H-1B is active. You had an approved H1B from last year, why didn't you begin employment then? A H1B stamp in your passport is nothing without a job offer letter / start date letter / proof of employment. When travelling on H-1B you need 1. H1B stamp 2. Paystubs for active US employer / Offer letter for new employer 3. i797 H1B approval notice (the green notice) 4. Copy of H1B packet is also advisable.
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We are a cap exempt employer and we do not host through these websites. We post on INDEED, linkedin, and our career portal. I would be skeptical of sites like these. The best way is to apply organically through websites or to look at company's LCAs (public access), that will point them in the right direction too.
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Are they subject to the H1B lottery? Or are they cap exempt? If your job is considered a specialty occupation you may get sponsorship under that umbrella. If they use outside counsel, it will cost them thousands. If they file in house, and are cap exempt it will cost $960 ($500 fraud prevention fee and $460 filing fee). If they are not a non profit or meet the other requirements, the filing fee is $780, but is totally doable without outside counsel. Happy to answer any other questions
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SalishSea reacted to a post in a topic:
H1b lottery visa
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Regardless of whatever scam your fiance may have been caught up in, you are not entitled to anything as a fiance. You have to marry first. IF your fiance actually did win the H-1B lottery and has a job offer, and you are married, the H1B spouse (H4) cannot work unless you are beyond 6 years in H-1B or have an approved i140. Your fiance may have paid money to some desi consultancy or something similar and may jeopardise any future sponsorship also.
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I don't think it matters at all, it won't make you stronger or weaker. H1B, unless it's cap exempt, is all based on meeting the minimum requirements and luck in the lottery. The NBI and H-1B do not interact.
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Spouse H4 Visa Apply while in USA
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Petitioning Family while in the military
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While there is nothing on the employer end that needs to state this, it may come up in your consular appointment when you go for stamping. I would have supporting evidence of court cases / exoneration for your interview in the case that it comes up.