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Posted on 24 Feb 2010
Q.

H1-H4-H1 - When can I start working?

Hello,

I worked on a H1 Visa from Oct. 2006 to September 2009. I changed over to a H4 status in September 2009.

I now want to change back to a H1 status. I understand that the H1b cap does not apply to me, since I held the H1b visa before.

My question is, if I apply for a COS from H4 to H1b now, do I still have to wait until October of this year (Oct. 2010) to actually start working?


Thank you.

User's Location: San Francisco, California, United States of America
Category: H1B Visa (Work Visa)
Posted on 24 Feb 2010
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