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  1. #1

    Default How many years H1B is valid ?

    Hello Friends,

    I enter US in June 2008 and got transfer to H1B from L1 on october 2011.my Curent status is H1B visa .My question is I am still eligilble to work next 6 years in US i.e June 2017 on H1 B. OR my H1B will expire to Jun 2014 (Is Combination of L1+H1 = 6years work in US) current stamping date is June 2014.

    Also when should my employer should fill for my GC?

    Please advise.

    Regards,
    P.Reddy

  2. #2
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    Total time spent in the US in L1 + H1 status = 6 years
    This is my opinion and not legal advice.

  3. #3

    Default How many years H1B is valid after transfer from L1

    Hello Friends,

    Thanks for giving such vaulable information.

    I got transfer on L1 to H1 on OCT 2011 So I was on L1 from June 2008 to Oct 2011.I am still with same employer .If I change my Employer on H1B now .will I able to Extend the H1B visa till 6 Year stretch.


    Please advise.

    Regards,
    P. Reddy

  4. #4
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    Yes. Irrespective of which employer you work for, your total time in U.S cannot exceed 6 years (L1 + H1B status combined) unless you have the G.C process started.

    Quote Originally Posted by prsdreddy457 View Post
    Hello Friends,

    Thanks for giving such vaulable information.

    I got transfer on L1 to H1 on OCT 2011 So I was on L1 from June 2008 to Oct 2011.I am still with same employer .If I change my Employer on H1B now .will I able to Extend the H1B visa till 6 Year stretch.


    Please advise.

    Regards,
    P. Reddy
    Not a legal advice. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk.

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