ams11 Posted November 23, 2015 Report Share Posted November 23, 2015 Hi, I started working for company A in March this year. They filed my H1B and it got approved. But in September, Company B acquired 2 divisions of Company A and I was sent to company B. Company B provided me a 'Successor-in-interest' letter. 2 months later (mid Nov), they put me on furlough. I asked company A if I could work for them, they agreed, so on my last day as an employee at company B, I quit and joined company A immediately. Company A says that they do not need to transfer my VISA as they were the ones who did it initially and company B did not transfer it. But they did give me a successor-in-interest letter. What does that do to my VISA? (Company A did not revoke my VISA) Is company A right about not having to transfer the VISA? Company A now operated with a different name and a different building but same area. Should I be transferring my H1B? Thanks, Ams11 Link to comment
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