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On date : 2015-11-22 13:53:36 Category :H1B Visa
Yes. The last H-1b that you filed will be the one that is binding. A person does not have any time between jobs. You should find a job and apply for a H-1b transfer while you are still working.
Yes. The last H-1b that you filed will be the one that is binding. A person does not have any time between jobs. You should find a job and apply for a H-1b transfer while you are still working.
On date : 2015-11-22 13:49:02 Category :H1B Visa
If you are in the country on an H-1, you are supposed to be working for your employer not for another company. However you can buy shares in the company. You can only be a passive investor.
If you are in the country on an H-1, you are supposed to be working for your employer not for another company. However you can buy shares in the company. You can only be a passive investor.
On date : 2015-11-22 13:48:04 Category :H1B Visa
You should file for a concurrent part time H-1 for the required number of hours.
You should file for a concurrent part time H-1 for the required number of hours.
On date : 2015-11-22 13:46:07 Category :H1B Visa
"You cannot change an employer if the I-485 has not yet been filed. You could file for a new labor cert and i-140 and use the priority date of the earlier case towards the new I-140, as long as your old I-140 is not revoked."
"You cannot change an employer if the I-485 has not yet been filed. You could file for a new labor cert and i-140 and use the priority date of the earlier case towards the new I-140, as long as your old I-140 is not revoked."
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