anandlouis Posted April 4, 2014 Report Share Posted April 4, 2014 Hi I would like to know whether I can get an H1B Visa without Lottery system in the my current scenario ? Scenario is … I was working in a company A and they have applied for H1B visa . Application got approved and received i797b (I have received a Photocopy of the i797b) . But for some reasons I didn’t go for Visa stamping and resigned form that Company . I joined a new company B and never traveled to US. This happened approximately 3years back and now passed the validity date in i797b. Now I am planning to take an H1B visa via new company B. If so Do I have to go through the approval process (Lottery system )again to get i797b? Or Can my current Employer can make use the i797b I received before by renewing and transferring the Approval? If So what may be the formalities I may have to go through and how long it may take to get H1B Link to comment
rahul412 Posted April 4, 2014 Report Share Posted April 4, 2014 No, you next H1 will be cap exempt. Link to comment
jairichi Posted April 4, 2014 Report Share Posted April 4, 2014 Hi I would like to know whether I can get an H1B Visa without Lottery system in the my current scenario ? Scenario is … I was working in a company A and they have applied for H1B visa . Application got approved and received i797b (I have received a Photocopy of the i797b) . But for some reasons I didn’t go for Visa stamping and resigned form that Company . I joined a new company B and never traveled to US. This happened approximately 3years back and now passed the validity date in i797b. Now I am planning to take an H1B visa via new company B. If so Do I have to go through the approval process (Lottery system )again to get i797b? Or Can my current Employer can make use the i797b I received before by renewing and transferring the Approval? If So what may be the formalities I may have to go through and how long it may take to get H1B Yes, a new employer can file a cap exempt H1B petition anytime based on your previous I797. On approval you can travel to US with a valid H1B visa and new I797. Link to comment
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