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3rd December 2015, 05:07 PM
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H1 Transfer Process
I am presently living in US and came to know about the H1B Transfer process over here want to know more about this. Will you please tell me what the mean of H1B Transfer and also provide me lists of documents required by the H1B Transfer Process?
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3rd December 2015, 05:07 PM
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Re: H1 Transfer Process
The American Competitiveness in the 21st Century Act (AC21), a foreign national worker previously issued an H1B visa and/or granted H1B visa status may transfer to a new employer. H-1B workers can begin working for a new employer as soon as the new employer files an H1B visa petition for the worker with USCIS. 4 important things to know before you file the H1B Transfer: You must be employed in H-1B status on the date that the H-1B Transfer petition is filed with USCIS. The earliest date that you are allowed to start work is the day that USCIS receives the I-129 H-1B Transfer petition. If there is a gap in your employment, meaning that you stopped working for your H-1B employer prior to the H-1B Transfer filing with USCIS, you should consider Premium Processing. If you do not have paystubs, you may submit other documentation to prove your employment status, such as am Unpaid Leave of Absence Letter. H1B Transfer Process Required Following Documents: From the Employer: Copy of the Job Offer Letter containing the Job Title, Salary Offered. Signed by both employer and foreign national. Detailed Job Description. Company Brochure and/or any marketing material. Copy of most recent Financial Statement, Annual Report or Business Plan, if available. Copy of Articles of Incorporation, if available. From the Foreign National: Copies of all U.S. visas, I-94’s and I-797 approval notice(s). Copies of University Diplomas. Copies of Transcripts from University Degrees. Copy of Academic Evaluation of Foreign Degree, if available. Copies of letters of experience from previous employers, if available. Copy of Resume. Copy of 3 most recent paychecks, Unpaid leave of absence letter, or letter from employer as other proof of employment. |
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