Stamping with current H1B while Amendment due to client change is in still progess


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Hi Experts,

I am planning to go to india next month and need to go for stamping for first time ( I came to US as H4 and Got a H1B). 

3 months back I moved to different client and location , my employer filed a H1B amendment which is in process.  Am I legally allowed to travel at this time? Can I take Amendment H1B receipt for stamping for justification? Even if they stamp, will there be any issue at POE?

Please post your thoughts.. Thanks in advance!!

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After i filed my amendment early this year, i got an email from my attorney with all the details. That email also said the below.

"We recommend that you do not travel internationally while this case is pending. In the event that you are required to travel outside the U.S. before a decision is issued by USCIS, please contact our office well in advance of your departure as you may need specific instructions or documentation for reentry. "

Based on that, i would say you postpone your travel. In case if you have to travel, pls contact your attorney for specific instructions. 

 

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1 hour ago, nmurthy said:

After i filed my amendment early this year, i got an email from my attorney with all the details. That email also said the below.

"We recommend that you do not travel internationally while this case is pending. In the event that you are required to travel outside the U.S. before a decision is issued by USCIS, please contact our office well in advance of your departure as you may need specific instructions or documentation for reentry. "

Based on that, i would say you postpone your travel. In case if you have to travel, pls contact your attorney for specific instructions. 

 

thanks a lot for reply.

By any chance did they give you names of documents needed for reentry!!!!

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I would not recommend to travel outside USA while amendment is pending or is in process!!! if there is really a sense of urgency then consult with a good immigration attorney he is the right person to advise based on your case.

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