praveen76 Posted April 17, 2013 Report Share Posted April 17, 2013 I entered US as an F1 student in 2000 and finished Master degree in 2003. worked in US since that time frame till 2010. I had the H1B from 2004 -2010 ( 6years). 1) First H1b was approved from oct 1 2004- oct 1 2007. got H1B stamping done in Mexico, and left home for vacation couple of times for over 2 months as vacation. 2) changed the employed in 2008. He filed for greencard in 2009 and had Perm labor approved by May 2010. 3) I left US in May 2010 for family reasons, Had the H1B stamping done. it was valid till october 2010. Also i didn't file I-140 for further greencard processing.. I would like to return to US what are my options, as H1b Quota is over for general as well masters categories, i can't apply for new H1B petition until next year.. But I have few questions 1) as i have not fully exhausted 6 years of H1B, can I use the remaining period as extension of H1b outside the context of H1B quota ? 2) is a there a chance that i can use my approved perm labor ? 3) if i am able to use unused previous H1b, it will be give me approximately (7-8 months including vacation time..). is it possible that i can get my New labor approved before my H1b time expires ? if there is any other options please let me know.. Link to comment
praveen76 Posted April 20, 2013 Author Report Share Posted April 20, 2013 please help...I am keenly wiating for somebody's reply.. Link to comment
Attorney_22 Posted April 20, 2013 Report Share Posted April 20, 2013 In response to your questions: 1) Generally yes. 2) No since the I-140 was never filed and approved. 3) Although there is a chance, it is very doubtful. Please keep in mind you are not required to be in the U.S. or working for the sponsor for the sponsor to file a PERM application on your behalf. Therefore you should start the PERM process as early as possible. To discuss these matters in more detail please schedule a consult with one of our many experienced attorneys. Link to comment
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