You don't need the stamp in the passport, but do need the H4 to be approved so that the second H1B can be approved as a change of status. If the H4...

If the PERM is pending for more than 365 days from the date the 7th year of H1B would start, it can be used to secure a 7th year extension, even if...

As long as the H1B is not revoked by the employer, you can use it to resume the role you were sponsored for in the US when you return.

Not impossible, but likely very difficult. You are likely to be questioned extensively about your intent in the US, and will have to prove to the...

You can file for an H4 extension so that it matches up with your H1B validity and EAD simultaneously.

If the I-94 associated with your L2 is still valid, yes you can remain in the US even if the H1B you filed is denied. This assumes your spouse...

If you do not have any underlying status, other than the pending L2, that does need to be approved first before the H1B can be approved as a change...

Your employer will have to file an H1B extension for the additional month.

If ECFMG will support it, then yes you can, and you will again be subject to the two year home residency requirement. ECFMG may have a policy...

Company B can file an H1B for you, while company A's H1B is pending, however if filed more than 60 days since you left the original employer, and...