Passports: HOME | EUROPE | AMERICAS, AUSTRALIA and OCEANIA | ASIA | AFRICA | OTHER DOCUMENTS
National Anthems:[ www.national-anthems.net ] ++
Travel:[ Europe ] [ Asia ] [ USA-Canada ] [ Latin-America ] [ Africa ] [ Australia ] [ more ]
[ Australia legal ] [ U.K. legal ] [ U.S. visa ] [ Immigration ] [ Marriage based U.S visa ]



Re: H1B transfer Posted on: Sun, 22 Feb 2004 15:23:57 +0000


Originally posted by Arthur
> Hi All,
>
> I know that
under H1B, theoretically once you are laid-off you're out of
> status.
>

> But in practical terms, currently how much time is the USCIS willing
to
> "forgive" - 30, 60 days or are they really restrictive at this
time?
>
> Thanks in advance for any comments on this.

If you
get laid off on H-1B, apply for a B-2, stating as the reason "to clear
up my affairs in the US". As Jozef points out, avoid any out-of-status
time in the US, it will usually be very problematic.


--
Posted via http://britishexpats.com
136898. Re: H1B transfer
136930. Re: H1B transfer
139561. Re: H1B transfer
139613. Re: H1B transfer
139617. Re: H1B transfer
141147. Re: H1B transfer
142290. Re: H1B transfer
142298. Re: H1B transfer
142466. Re: H1B transfer
142467. Re: H1B transfer
142475. Re: H1B transfer
143816. Re: H1B transfer
143821. Re: H1B transfer
144158. Re: H1B transfer
144164. Re: H1B transfer
144686. Re: H1B transfer
144704. Re: H1B transfer
144758. Re: H1B transfer
144764. Re: H1B transfer
144770. Re: H1B transfer