venkitta Posted February 10, 2014 Report Share Posted February 10, 2014 Here is my situation. My apologies if this type of scenario already answered and any pointer would be greatly apprecaited. Visa Type : H1B Year : 7th Year GC Category : EB2 I-140 status - Approved I-485 - Not filed yet as priority date is not current Company A filed my H1B and due to family situation, I had to return to India and work for the same company (Company A). Company A is still holing my H1B and I-140 but not revoked yet. Now, I got the offer from Company B based out of India but they are not interested to process my GC. Here are the questions. 1. Am I on cap or non-cap quota? 2. Can Company B, just do H1B transfer without filing I-140 or not continue GC process? 3. I'm in India so I do not have any USA payslip for the past 3 months. What are the documents required for H1B Transfer? Any help/pointer is greatly appreciated. Thanks -SVN Link to comment
jairichi Posted February 10, 2014 Report Share Posted February 10, 2014 Here is my situation. My apologies if this type of scenario already answered and any pointer would be greatly apprecaited. Visa Type : H1B Year : 7th Year GC Category : EB2 I-140 status - Approved I-485 - Not filed yet as priority date is not current Company A filed my H1B and due to family situation, I had to return to India and work for the same company (Company A). Company A is still holing my H1B and I-140 but not revoked yet. Now, I got the offer from Company B based out of India but they are not interested to process my GC. Here are the questions. 1. Am I on cap or non-cap quota? 2. Can Company B, just do H1B transfer without filing I-140 or not continue GC process? 3. I'm in India so I do not have any USA payslip for the past 3 months. What are the documents required for H1B Transfer? Any help/pointer is greatly appreciated. Thanks -SVN 1. Based on approved I-140 you are cap exempt. 2. Yes, using approved I-140 from employer A. 3. No issues with pay slips. Employer B's attorney would guide you with required documents. Make sure whether your employer A would revoke your approved I-140 or not. Link to comment
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