Some H1B related questions..
1) No 2) No. You are not subject to the cap, if your employer was not a cap exempt employer.
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1) No 2) No. You are not subject to the cap, if your employer was not a cap exempt employer.
The employer is required to bear all costs associated with H-1B filing. However you may want to discuss clauses, if any, in your employment...
I am confused. After the fiancee enters on K-1 you are to marry within 90 days and apply for residency. Unless you were married over 2 years ago,...
I agree with my colleagues.
Start by filing the I-130.
You may, but mistakes happen and your H-1B petition may still be approved as COS.
If you could also let us know who guided you to this section so we understand the relevance.
You will apply for the visa that you will use to enter the U.S. depending on the purpose of the entry.
Your employer's attorney will give you the best options in this scenario.
Depending on the purpose, you will apply for the appropriate visa and enter.