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  1. Hello, My employer has accidentally submitted withdrawal notice of my H1b on October 13. The case status shows that the acknowledgement was received on Oct 22nd and it is under review. I have been working with and getting paid until yesterday. My questions. 1. Will I be getting a 60 day grace period in this scenario? 2. When will the 60day period end? Either on Dec 13 or Dec 22nd? 3. I have another employer going to submit a h1b petition. Will that be considered transfer or new petition? 4. Can the original employer reinstate the H1b as it was submitted accidentally? Thanks!
  2. Tp moderator, Can you approve my question?
  3. Hello, My priority date is May 2011. Last year I changed employer. Looking at the movement in final action dates, I am thinking to go back to my previous employer. I have the following questions. 1. Can my old employer apply for I-485 after my H1B transfer is approved? Do we need to wait for anything? 2. Prevailing wage determination was done in 2010 when my PERM got approved. Does it change now? Is the employer still tied to pay that prevailing wage once my green card is issued? 3. How to know the prevailing wage that determination 11years ago? TIA.
  4. In my two previous h1b stampings, my DS 160 didnot include my sibling information who was also in US. 1. Is there a way to correct it now? 2. Can I include in my next stamping and will it have an impact on my stamping? 3. Will it have an impact if I apply for GC process?
  5. I think you can apply together based on what they mentioned in this link. http://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/temporary-workers/employment-authorization-certain-h-4-dependent-spouses "For your convenience, you may file Form I-765 with Form I-539, Application to Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status, or with both Form I-539 and the H-1B principal nonimmigrant’s Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker. However, USCIS will not process your Form I-765 (except filing fees) until after USCIS has adjudicated your Form I-539. The 90-day period for adjudicating Form I-765 filed together with Form I-539 does not begin until USCIS has determined whether you are eligible for the underlying H-4 nonimmigrant status, whether your spouse is eligible for the underlying H-1B nonimmigrant status, or both."