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Exploring Volunteering and Unpaid Work Options for H-1B Visa Holders in the U.S.
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…
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H1B Visa Processing: Regular vs. Premium – Which to Choose?
The H1B visa process offers Regular and Premium Processing paths, with key differences in processing times and costs. Regular is…
H1B Remote Work Guidelines: Can Visa Holders Work from Home?
H1B visa holders can work remotely if they adhere to specific requirements, including the Labor Condition Application (LCA) stipulations. Remote…
H1-B Visa Grace Period Remains 60 Days: Debunking 180 Days Rumors
Despite rumors of extending the H1-B visa grace period from 60 to 180 days, the official period remains unchanged at…
H1B Transfer Process: Can You Do It Without Paystubs?
Transferring an H1B visa without paystubs is viable but requires detailed justification and alternative documents to prove lawful status, such…
OPT Validity After H1B Approval: What You Need to Know
After H1B approval, OPT status remains valid until the H1B effective start date, typically October 1. A cap-gap extension bridges…
H1B Visa Validity Period Before Stamping
The H1B visa, valid for up to 6 years, allows U.S. employment for foreigners in specialty fields. Visa stamping is…
Understanding H-1B Visa Approval Notices: I-797, I-797A, I-797B, I-797C
Navigating H-1B visa approvals requires understanding the I-797 Notices by USCIS—essential for various stages of the visa process. These notices,…
H1B Wage Level Requirements Explained
Understanding and adhering to H1B visa minimum wage requirements is crucial for both employers and potential employees. These regulations ensure…