duskfire Posted April 8, 2013 Report Share Posted April 8, 2013 HI, I read multiple views about H1 extension after maxing out while the labor is still pending. Could someone please clarify my doubts? I will be maxing out my H1 time in July 2013 and my labor is pending. I don't think I will be able to get my labor approved by then. I read below article and it gave me hopes that I can still get an extension even after maxing out. But I read conflicting answers from attorneys and members regarding getting an extension when labor is pending by the time you max out on your H1. Which one is correct? 1) Can I stay outside the country until I get my labor, I-140, and extension approved and then come back? 2) Or is it the end of my stay in this country and I have to get a new H1 whenever it's possible? http://www.murthy.co...th-year-of-h1b/ I really appreciate anyone answering my queries. Thanks in advance. Link to comment
kalyan_ac Posted April 8, 2013 Report Share Posted April 8, 2013 When was the PERM filed?before the beginning of the 6th year? You can stay outside and come back once your Perm/I140 are approved by filing for an extension at that point in time. Link to comment
duskfire Posted April 9, 2013 Author Report Share Posted April 9, 2013 When was the PERM filed?before the beginning of the 6th year? You can stay outside and come back once your Perm/I140 are approved by filing for an extension at that point in time. It's yet to be filed. Link to comment
TDAY2006 Posted August 7, 2013 Report Share Posted August 7, 2013 When was the PERM filed?before the beginning of the 6th year? You can stay outside and come back once your Perm/I140 are approved by filing for an extension at that point in time. I have a similar question. You replied that "You can stay outside and come back once your Perm/I140 are approved by filing for an extension at THAT POINT IN TIME. Does this mean that after 6 years of H1B end & employee relocates to (for e.g.) company's UK office, he can return with 3 yr extention AS SOON AS I-140 is approved? Or can extention be filed only after spending 1 year outside the US? In my case, my I-140 approval is likely to come 4 months after 6yrs get over (including time recapture). Can my firm apply for H1 extention at that 4 months mark? Note: my PERM was NOT filed within the 365 day rule. Thanks much in advance! T Link to comment
kalyan_ac Posted August 7, 2013 Report Share Posted August 7, 2013 Extension for H1 can be applied immediately after the I140 approval.Once the H1 is approved you will have to go for stamping to re-enter. Link to comment
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