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Tag: Work Visa

What documents do I need to enter the U.S. with a new H-1B visa

December 17, 2019

It’s December which means that many people are heading out of town for the holidays.  For immigrants in the United States, that means going home to visit friends and family that you haven’t seen in a long time.  If you were in the U.S. when you were approved for a non-immigrant work visa status, you may be […]

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| Posted in CBP, Consular Processing, Entrepreneurs, H-1B, U.S. Immigration, USCIS, Work Visa |

USCIS Implements New H-1B Visa Registration Fee

November 7, 2019

For the FY2021 H-1B cap season, USCIS will require employers who intend to submit an H-1B petition to pay a $10.00 non-refundable registration fee. Instead of accepting petitions from every employer as in previous years, USCIS will run an early “lottery” of those employers who pay the $10 registration fee. Those selected in the early […]

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| Posted in Entrepreneurs, H-1B, Silicon Beach, Students, U.S. Immigration, USCIS, Work Visa |

Working for Multiple Employers on a Concurrent H1B Visa

November 19, 2015

Congratulations! You’re one of the lucky ones who were selected in the H-1B visa lottery and you’ve started working for your employer. Being the hard-working person that you are, you start wondering “Can I take a second, part-time job while I’m on my H-1B visa?” The answer is “yes” but with a few caveats – […]

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| Posted in H-1B, U.S. Immigration, Uncategorized, Work Visa |

What exactly is an H1B Transfer?

November 19, 2015

An H-1B Transfer is Not Exactly a Transfer The beauty of getting an H-1B visa is that it allows you to work for a U.S. employer in a specialized occupation for up to six years. An initial petition can be approved for up to three years and an extension can be granted for another three […]

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| Posted in H-1B, U.S. Immigration, Work Visa |

When is an Employer Required to File an Amended H1B Petition

July 23, 2015

U.S. employers with employees in H-1B status have an obligation to ensure that they meet the USCIS and Department of Labor requirements for employing a foreign worker. Generally, this includes paying the prevailing wage and ensuring that the employee continues to carry out the same duties and responsibilities that they were initially approved for. Example: […]

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| Posted in H-1B, U.S. Immigration, Uncategorized |

Do I Need A Job Offer to Get a US Work Visa

August 25, 2014

Do You Need a Job Offer to Get a US Work Visa? One question that constantly comes up from people looking to get a work visa in the United States is whether you need a job offer first. The short answer is generally “yes.” The reason is that most work visa categories require the U.S. […]

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| Posted in DACA, E-2, Employment Authorization, Green Card, H-1B, L-1, O-1, OPT, Students, TPS, U.S. Immigration, Work Visa |

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