Answer There is no receipt issued by the USCIS after an H1B registration is submitted. The closest thing to a receipt is an online confirmation message, which includes a registration number. But this is not the same thing as a traditional I-797 receipt notice. (13.Mar.2024)...

Answer There is no requirement under immigration law to provide notice before moving to a new H1B employer. If there is a contract between the employer and the H1B worker, a breach of contract generally would be a civil matter – not viewed as a...

Answer If you have H1B time remaining, it generally is possible for an employer to file an H1B petition on your behalf requesting the remaining period of H1B time. To be eligible for a new 6-year period of H1B time, however, one would have to...

Answer An H1B worker typically is entitled to take FMLA leave to the same extent as any other similarly situated employee at that company. So, assuming you are eligible for FMLA, you would normally be viewed as having maintained H1B status throughout the FMLA period,...

Answer Generally speaking, any trips in and out of the U.S. should be listed, even if they do not appear on the CBP website. (21.Feb.2024) Sheela Murthy and other senior attorneys provide guidance that clarifies the law. For information on our FREE online services, click...

Answer No, there normally is nothing that would need to be filed for the H1B principal’s dependents during the registration period. (21.Feb.2024) Sheela Murthy and other senior attorneys provide guidance that clarifies the law. For information on our FREE online services, click here. Access more...

Answer The revocation of a visa by a consulate normally has no impact on one’s current status. (13.Feb.2024) Sheela Murthy and other senior attorneys provide guidance that clarifies the law. For information on our FREE online services, click here. Access more FAQs here.    ...

Did you know there are exceptions to the durational limit of H1B status? When H1B work is seasonal or intermittent, the 6-year limit doesn’t apply. Similarly, an exception exists if you spend 6 months or less per year in the U.S. Questions? Call us! We’d...