Maintaining Valid Status
It's a close call but it's unlikely that USCIS will immediately revoke the H-1B, so you're probably OK. To be on the safe side, consider upgrading...
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It's a close call but it's unlikely that USCIS will immediately revoke the H-1B, so you're probably OK. To be on the safe side, consider upgrading...
You'll want to look at the I-129 that was filed for you. Hopefully it was filed before your current B I-94 expired and change of status was...
There's no grace period; the day you quit your job you'll be out of status. This means for example if you file an H-1B transfer to another company...
Since an approved I-140 is a requirement for H-4 EAD, you're not eligible for H-4 EAD if even the PERM isn't yet approved.
1) If your H-1B is approved with change of status (i.e. an I-94 is attached to the approval notice), then yes you become an H-1B and are no longer...
You qualify for a total of six years on H-1B whether you stay with your current employer or transfer. You'd qualify for a three-year H-1B extension...
You'll want to ask the consulate to do expedite processing of your passport renewal, even if that means paying an additional expedited processing...
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If your country of birth and your GC category are such that you can adjust status soon, which you could check by seeing the Visa Bulletin on the...
Staying outside the US for more than one year is problematic. It's likely they'll be denied entry to the US. Be prepared to provide at the port of...
You'll want to show Employer B's H-1B approval notice at the port of entry so their information appears on your I-94. You'll also want to carry an...