H1B transfer with void paystub

[alpsds1980]

Hi,

 

I am employed by a Texas based employer on H1B visa.

I am currently on a project and get paid on 15th of every month through direct deposit.

However my pay-stubs have "VOID" water-marks which makes them void and presumably non-usable with USCIS or any kind of loans or leases.

 

According to the law of the state of Texas - this is what i have learned after enough research on internet - The Texas Workforce Commission enforces some other pay laws, but not the requirement for a paystub. That's right -- if you call them up and say your boss doesn't give the required pay stub, they will tell you there's nothing they can do

 

So my question is -  Can i use the void pay-stubs for visa transfer with USCIS ? Does USCIS accept bank statement which shows regular salary being deposited into my account for visa transfer ?

 

I appreciate your expert advice.

 

Thanks

[JoeF]

With direct deposit, usually only the bottom of the paystub, where there would be a check if it weren't for direct deposit, is marked "void", or something like "this is not a check."

[rahul412]

USCIS needs the proof that you are getting paid on H1. All you need is the pay stub, if your future employer's attorney says this is not enough then you can send the bank statements.