sharmadev Posted September 22, 2015 Report Share Posted September 22, 2015 Hi, I have the below scenario While in India Employer A applied for H1B petition, got approved last year (October), later went for stamping this year June and got visa stamped. Worked in London during this period Later my present employer B agreed to file and the petition is approved. Position with the employer A is that of a programmer analyst Position with the employer B is under the role of a senior software engineer Role is focussed on big data testing. Now employer B wants me to undergo stamping again. My concern is the following 1. Will the original petition be nullified if I get the visa restamped? 2. Will the originial visa be nullufied and marked as cancelled? 3. Is there a possibility for both the visa being denied? 4. If in future I want to work for emploer A will there be a new petition required to be filed? 5. Would it rather be better to just work for Employer A and leave employer B if they insist on re-undergo stamping? I have not yet worked in USA for a single day. I would really appreciate any inputs. Link to comment
jairichi Posted September 22, 2015 Report Share Posted September 22, 2015 1. That original petition would have been revoked by employer A as per law once you did not work for them. 2. Yes, if you go for new visa stamping. 3. No one knows. Depends on documents submitted. 4. Yes. 5. You choose which employer you want to work for. Link to comment
sharmadev Posted September 23, 2015 Author Report Share Posted September 23, 2015 Thanks for the pronto reply, the joining date for employer A got moved to a later date and hence the original petition was not revoked, employer A is still willing to wait would this change any of the answers? Link to comment
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