Originally posted by arghagare
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2. Do you have a definite project requirement matching your skill set for employer C? Would they be able to get a client letter if required? If you feel confident only then try for a transfer.
3. Yes, unless USCIS revokes the original petition itself due to fraud/misrepresentation.
4. No.
If both C and P opportunities are similar, would suggest you ask P for all the documentation such as client letter, etc and go for stamping for P, if approved for P travel and work for P and once in US then ask C if they still interested. On the other hand, If P's visa gets rejected , C can still use the petition to file their own cap exempt petition.
This is my opinion not legal advice.
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