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Posted on 09 May 2009
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H4-H1b

Hi,

I was on H1b and laid off.My last pay date was May 5. On same day I have applied H4 which INS recieved on May 6.

My question- if I gets new offer before H4 get approved say i.e. next week. What my new employer has to do? Can I start with new employer immidately as mine H4 still in pending status? Can I also file H4-H1 in premium process? Is this process is easy? I have all my paystubs and status letters from previous employer.Please advise.....

User's Location: New york, New York, United States of America
Category: H1B Visa (Work Visa)
Posted on 10 May 2009
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