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Question regarding 6 month validity rule
ashuneel replied to Canada_H1B_2015's topic in AOS & CP : General
6 month passport validity is only required for getting US visa at consulate. I-94 validity should be sufficient for exiting US lawfully. -
Ad needs to be posted at the place of work.
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You need labor approval or pending for 1 year to get H-1B extension.
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Imp Question Please .. Appreciate your response
ashuneel replied to akashintouch's topic in 140/485 Concurrent Filing
you can own a company. you cannot work there. you cannot be employee and employer at the same time. -
Extension applied for June 23rd but want to stay beyond
ashuneel replied to signmein's topic in Visitor Visas
It makes no sense to give such misleading advice when your own application for extension of stay is pending for 4 months. What is the basis for getting updated I-94 with expiry on or before June 23. -
Staying while the B2 visa extension case is pending
ashuneel replied to kumar415's topic in Visitor Visas
They can stay as long as decision is pending. -
The employer should apply for H4 extension at the same time as H1.
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4 people Charged With H-1B Visa Fraudin California
ashuneel replied to ashuneel's topic in H1B : General
4 Indian American ‘entrepreneurs’ in California, Nevada charged with H-1B visa fraud conspiracy. multiple news outlets have carried the story from May 9, 2016. -
4 people were charged with conspiracy to commit H-1B visa fraud, use of false documents, and mail fraud, among other offenses, last week. People need to wake up and not let such operators ruin the H-1B visa program for the rest of us.
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H1B transferred from Employee A to Employee B - Need Suggestion
ashuneel replied to arun1810's topic in H1B : Portability Issues
As mentioned earlier there is no such thing as H-1B transfer. employer B application is a new and independent application which will be decided on its own merit. Employer C application will also be treated same. Employer C can apply for visa but it will be denied if employer B petition is denied. I am assuming she is working for employer B at this time. If she is still working with A then there is less risk as employer B petition does not matter. -
H1B transferred from Employee A to Employee B - Need Suggestion
ashuneel replied to arun1810's topic in H1B : Portability Issues
Pay slips from employer B mean nothing. If you are asked for pay slips from employer A to show that you were maintaining legal status before joining employer B then prepare to provide explanation. premium processing does not change the outcome of the application. -
Visa interview despite qualifying for Interview Waiver Program
ashuneel replied to sachin_216's topic in H1B : Visa Stamp
IF VO has questions your wife should be able to answer them. What visa is she applying for? -
1.Use G-325A 2. It should be the address you lived at( Permanent address) when you departed home country to start F-1 studies. 3. Write None. Instruction says "If none, so state".
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Does Payroll gap(unpaid sick time) affect GC process?
ashuneel replied to newtogc's topic in H1B : Start Green Card
If you are sick for that long then you need to apply for SDI or other medical benefits. You cannot just stay at home and get no pay. How will you prove that you are really sick and not just sitting on bench without pay. -
H1B transferred from Employee A to Employee B - Need Suggestion
ashuneel replied to arun1810's topic in H1B : Portability Issues
Yes attorney for employer B is correct. Please note the technical differences here. You will not be out of status as employer A only revokes the petition( they cannot revoke visa which can only be done by DOS). Your new H-1B petition has to be filed before you leave employer A. Also there is no such thing as H-1B transfer. employer B application is a new and independent application which will be decided on its own merit. You will have to leave the country if employer B is unable to get the approval after all efforts to answer USCIS questions.