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H-4 to H-1B Change of Status: Process, Lottery, and Timing Insights
Transitioning from H‑4 to H‑1B requires a sponsoring employer, an approved LCA, and usually lottery selection. File Form I‑129 and…
Benched on H-1B: Legal Rights, Pay Obligations, and Steps
Benched H‑1B workers remain employed but may lack work; employers must pay the LCA wage. Preserve paystubs and communications, and…
UK Graduate Route vs Skilled Worker Visa: Which Path Fits You?
The Graduate Route gives recent graduates temporary, flexible work rights but no settlement credit; Skilled Worker requires a sponsor, meets…
Canada PR on H-1B: Master Express Entry with CRS and ITA
Express Entry is the primary route for H-1B holders seeking Canadian PR, with a specialized accelerated pathway expected in mid-2026.…
Returning to H-1B from H-4: Cap-Exempt Paths and Filing Tips
If you held H-1B before or qualify as cap-exempt, an employer can file an H-1B change-of-status from H-4 inside the…
Prevailing Wage for H-1B Workers: How DOL Sets Levels
DOL sets H‑1B prevailing wages by job classification, geographic location, and wage level. Market conditions or employee agreement cannot justify…
Transferring H-1B Lottery to a New Employer Before October
A pre-October job change is possible: the new employer files a cap-exempt Form I-129 with a certified LCA relying on…
H-1B Cap-Exempt Status: Who Qualifies and What It Means for Change
Cap-exempt H-1B status benefits employees of universities and qualifying nonprofits by removing the lottery and enabling year-round filings. Employers must…