Amendment - visa stamping


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I am going for visa stamping first time: I have question regarding "How long you are working with/under this company?

Jan 2012: H1b approved from Name of Petitioner: A

                                            EAC: XXX

                                            Start Date: Jan 2012

                                             End Date: Jan 2015

Aug 2012: Received Notarized letter from company B on their letter head with president’s signature that "B is take over A's all liability which includes Immigrant & non-immigrant employees and now all employee will get salary under company B but their work, duties, salary, location everything will remain same.”

Attorney said: “Everything is same except change of company’s name. Its call corporate restructures and no need to file h1b transfer or amendment.”

Dec 2012: Filed H1b amendment (on my request) & I-140 (as they are happy with my work)

Feb 2013: I-140 & H1b amendment approved with Name of Petitioner: B

                                                                         EAC: YYY

                                                                         Start Date: Feb 2013

                                                                          End Date: Jan 2015

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Now I am going for visa stamping. In profile I have mentioned:

Name of Petitioner: B

EAC: YYY

Start Date: Aug 2012

End Date: Jan 2015

 

In DS-160: Work Information: Present Employer: B

                                                    Previous Employer: A (Start date: Jan 2012 & End date: July 2012)

 

Will this create any problem as in amendment I-797, start date is Feb 2013 not Aug 2012?

 

What should I mention, If VO asks "How long you are working with/under this company? Jan 2012 or Aug 2012  or Feb 2013 ? (FYI: Since Jan 2012 I am working at same place, designation, duties, salary)

 

Thanks in advance

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