National Interest Waiver (NIW) EB2 application
If the company filed as the Petitioner, then yes you will need to re-apply. You may self-petition though.
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If the company filed as the Petitioner, then yes you will need to re-apply. You may self-petition though.
My style is normally to send what they ask only unless you notice that something required was specifically missing from your initial filing.
You can transfer without pay stubs and either advise company A it is illegal to bench you and you will be forced to file a complaint with USDOL or...
You must also show intent to live and work in the U.S. to sponsor someone for a green card. Is your employer a U.S. company?
an attorney specializing in international law can better advise you.
this is not an immigration question -- i will forward.
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Look at your I-94 card as that governs when your status expires in the U.S. not the visa.
The H-1B filing fee is $325, the fraud fee (first time filing with any employer) is $500, the training fee (1st and 2nd time filing with any...
no bart to re-applying for the same visa just make sure you overcome whatever was the basis for the denial and disclose your prior application.
What type of application did you send to USCIS? Is your wife in or out of the U.S.?