mohsin100 Posted September 10, 2013 Report Share Posted September 10, 2013 I am finishing up my PhD Chemistry in Canada and offered a post doctorate position in USA. The H1-B visa quota is already reached for 2013. Is it true that candidates who work for institute of higher education or research institute are exempt from H1-B quota. I have found the following info a t www.**********.com H1B Cap-Exempt Visa Petitions: The USCIS states that petitions (applications) for new H1B employment are exempt from the cap if the applicant will work at the defined institutions of higher education or a related or affiliated nonprofit entities, or at nonprofit research organizations or governmental research organizations. Thus, employers may continue to file petitions for these exempt H1B categories regardless of H1B visa number availability. Thanks for eveyone in advance. Regards. Link to comment
jairichi Posted September 10, 2013 Report Share Posted September 10, 2013 I am finishing up my PhD Chemistry in Canada and offered a post doctorate position in USA. The H1-B visa quota is already reached for 2013. Is it true that candidates who work for institute of higher education or research institute are exempt from H1-B quota. I have found the following info a t www.**********.com H1B Cap-Exempt Visa Petitions: The USCIS states that petitions (applications) for new H1B employment are exempt from the cap if the applicant will work at the defined institutions of higher education or a related or affiliated nonprofit entities, or at nonprofit research organizations or governmental research organizations. Thus, employers may continue to file petitions for these exempt H1B categories regardless of H1B visa number availability. Thanks for eveyone in advance. Regards. Yes, you are right. No cap for you if you work at above mentioned organizations. Link to comment
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