akshay7 Posted October 18, 2012 Report Share Posted October 18, 2012 Hello All! I have one question. I came to US in August 2005 for Masters degree from University of Texas at Arlington. I got MS degree in August 2007 and started OPT from 23 September 2007. On OPT I was working for a company in Dallas which told me that they will process my H-1B. Due to recession in 2008, the company laid off employees and me too. I got laid off in January 2008. I was left with only 2 months to search for a employer who could file my H-1B. I was unsuccessful. To remain in US, I approached desi consultant and they filed my H-1B. I received a RFE but later, on 13 August 2008, USCIS approved my petition for non-immigrant worker. I started working for consultant for their in-house project from October 2008 but due to death of my father, I came to India in March 2009, lived here for about three months and went to USA on 18 June 2009. I got my H-1B stamped in my passport during this three month duration. There were no projects available at that time so I came to India on 5 August 2009. Since then I am working in India. On USCIS website, when I enter my receipt number, they show that my petition has been approved. They don't show like my H-1 B is revoked or not. Questions 1: If I enrolled for PhD and after completing PhD, if I find employer willing to file for my H-1B, then I will be cap exempt or not? I was having approved H-1B. What documents do I need to show to prove that I was holding H-1B earlier? All your help and guidance are really appreciated. Regards. Link to comment
SameerH1Bworker Posted October 18, 2012 Report Share Posted October 18, 2012 Yes, you'll be cap exempt as you're counted once. Link to comment
akshay7 Posted October 19, 2012 Author Report Share Posted October 19, 2012 Thanks SameerH1BWorker for your reply. But what documents do I need to show that I was holding H-1B earlier. Regards. Link to comment
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