H-1B visa holders can volunteer or engage in unpaid work in the U.S., as long as it aligns with their visa's terms and conditions. However, they cannot replace the roles…
If an H-1B sponsor fails to pay the required wage or benches the employee without pay, the employer may face…
If an H-1B visa holder's sponsoring employer goes bankrupt or ceases operations, the visa holder must find a new employer…
The H-1B visa's "portability" provision allows holders to start working for a new employer once a transfer petition is filed…
Yes, an H-1B visa holder can change their status to a different non-immigrant category, like an O-1 visa, without leaving…
H-1B visa holders are generally considered U.S. residents for tax purposes. They must report global income, including foreign investments or…
H-1B visa holders cannot legally start a side business or engage in freelance work outside their sponsored employment. The visa…
Unused H-1B time can be recaptured for time spent outside the U.S. during the visa validity. To prove eligibility, documentation…
If an H-1B visa holder's sponsoring company undergoes a merger or acquisition, the new employer must file an amended H-1B…
