ittiam81 Posted February 11, 2011 Report Share Posted February 11, 2011 Hello, I have a specific query,hopefully someone can answer. I had H1b from Sep 2006 - Feb 2009 , at that time my employer had the petition forms and others with him and i only have the EAC number. I never traveled to US and didnt get it stamped either since i started to work with a different employer in 2008. Now that the petition is expired does it bring any benefit to me. Do i need to file a new h1 since i cant use the old one. Does the new h1b application made will fall in 2011 category starting from April 2011 . or does it come under the old cap and i can apply for h1b now by quoting the EAC number. Can some please let me know the details. Link to comment
bayarea_girl Posted February 22, 2011 Report Share Posted February 22, 2011 A little clarity on your question. I am assuming you are living and working in india and you had your h1b done by a company from india and you never used it. That being the case, yes you can have your currrent H1b transferred to a new company that wants to do a H1B for you and don't have to wait for the h1b quota of next year to open up. Link to comment
post2sri Posted May 9, 2011 Report Share Posted May 9, 2011 Hi, I applied for H1b in 2007 and got approval papers while I was in India. I came to USA on H4 in 2008. I left USA in 2009 and again came to USA on H4 in 2010. I never got H1 stamped and remained on H4 till now. H1b approval (I797B validity was from 2007 to Aug 2010) expired . Can I use those expired I797 papers, for renewal to start working? What are my options? Thanks, Sri Link to comment
urgenthelp2009 Posted May 14, 2011 Report Share Posted May 14, 2011 i am also in same situation. I have my h1 approval valid till sept2011. But haven't worked or got stamping. I was on H4 in US. Came back to India an year ago, Now again I am planning to go on H4 to US, If I find an employer is it possible for a transfer of h1 ? do i need to come back to india for stamping? Link to comment
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