H1B Transfer on receipt

[santhoshkumar30]

Hi Team,

I need some input from you.I got Fulltime with client and need to transfer my H1.Since premium is suspended i need to join on the receipt notice.

Incase transfer got rejected what are the other options will i left with.

• Currently working with Employer A (contract position) and need to Employer B its Fulltime position and one of the lawfirm is taking care about the transfer.
• Wage level for Fulltime position is  Level-3 and education background is completely related to Computer Science.
• If transfer got rejected can i join back with employer A or need to file case with USCIS again?

what are the chances of approval or rejection , since taking risk to join on receipt notice just need input from you.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Thanks,

Santhosh

[gopalakrishnach]

Once you join your full time you old employer will let USCIS know and revoke H1B so it will be gone

If transfer got rejected can i join back with employer A or need to file case with USCIS again? -- if above happens A needs to file new petition and get it approved.

what are the chances of approval or rejection -- sorry no magical.

 

[aspiration]

In the current situation, unless it is not very critical its not advisable to join on receipt. If you feel your job is safe at employer A and you can survive for few months there its better not to move to new employer. If Employer B is willing to wait you can request him that you can only transfer once your H1b is approved. 

[santhoshkumar30]

Thanks for the response .Since its contract position i don't think so i can survive  for next few months.Since i got fulltime i am thinking to move.

Employer B can't wait to get it approved on regular processing.If its premium that will be fine since regular processing hope no one waits for that.

 

What if Employer A don't revoke the petition ? Can i join back ?

 

Thanks,

Santhosh

 

[User099]

Without knowing the specifics of your case I don't think anyone can tell you what are the chances. But its always risky to join on receipt. 

Check with a attorney for better advice as they will review your details and will be in a better position to advice.