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Issued 221g white slip, VO not taken any documents from me
Interview: Hyderabad
Date: 06-Jan-2014
Time: 8:00 AM
VO started my H1B interview with basic questions, my employer name, my employer location. And asked where you are going to work? Either in client location or Employer location? I said in my client location. Then VO asked My client letter which I dont have, but I have PSO ( Professional Service Order ) from the prime staffing of my client. I answered the same to VO that I don't have the client letter but I have the PSO from the prime staffing of my client. VO asked I require a client letter with name of your client on the letter-head and your name with offer details and also the project documentation. Issued 221g white slip with the below items checked:
--> A letter (on letterhead) from the personnel department at the U.S end client company (the job site where you will actually work) stating that there is a vacancy for you.
--> A detailed description of the project to which you will be assigned. Include a complete technical description of the project, employer, timeline, current status, number of employees assigned, worksite location, and marketing analysis for the final product.
For your information, Visa Officer not taken any single document or passport from me.
I informed my employer asking for to get my client letter. Employer said according their policy client will not provide client letter, we will withdraw the 221g case but H1B case still remain open, we will reappear once again for the Visa interview after getting the client letter.
My Queries:
1. As told by my employer, Withdrawing my 221g case, is that mean withdrawing only the 221g case or the entire H1B petition? Withdrawing a 221g case is possible? If possible, how much time does it take to close the case?
2. Can I change my employer, I mean H1B petition transfer to another employer with the same petition? Or should I go with a new petition with a new employer?
Kindly respond to my post. I am desperately waiting for your suggestion to get out of this.
Thanks in anticipation!
Date: 06-Jan-2014
Time: 8:00 AM
VO started my H1B interview with basic questions, my employer name, my employer location. And asked where you are going to work? Either in client location or Employer location? I said in my client location. Then VO asked My client letter which I dont have, but I have PSO ( Professional Service Order ) from the prime staffing of my client. I answered the same to VO that I don't have the client letter but I have the PSO from the prime staffing of my client. VO asked I require a client letter with name of your client on the letter-head and your name with offer details and also the project documentation. Issued 221g white slip with the below items checked:
--> A letter (on letterhead) from the personnel department at the U.S end client company (the job site where you will actually work) stating that there is a vacancy for you.
--> A detailed description of the project to which you will be assigned. Include a complete technical description of the project, employer, timeline, current status, number of employees assigned, worksite location, and marketing analysis for the final product.
For your information, Visa Officer not taken any single document or passport from me.
I informed my employer asking for to get my client letter. Employer said according their policy client will not provide client letter, we will withdraw the 221g case but H1B case still remain open, we will reappear once again for the Visa interview after getting the client letter.
My Queries:
1. As told by my employer, Withdrawing my 221g case, is that mean withdrawing only the 221g case or the entire H1B petition? Withdrawing a 221g case is possible? If possible, how much time does it take to close the case?
2. Can I change my employer, I mean H1B petition transfer to another employer with the same petition? Or should I go with a new petition with a new employer?
Kindly respond to my post. I am desperately waiting for your suggestion to get out of this.
Thanks in anticipation!
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