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If a company A files my H1b application and I get the visa, but I fail to join the company due to some reason(may be a bond with the current employer), can the company A take any legal action on me??
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possible.I am not a lawyer and this is not a legal advice. Use it at your own risk. Consult professionals before getting into an action. -
--- yes, they can deny your I-797 and your entry too.Originally posted by samsinglaComment
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Who are "they"?Originally posted by OMM
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Employer....Originally posted by txh1bComment
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Employer cannot deny a I797 neither can they deny entry. Only USCIS can do the former and CBP can do the latter.Originally posted by OMM
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---- yes but employer is informing to USCIS. I seen the cases, employer inform USCIS AND CBP. Employer can ask for deny I797 to USCIS & stay of H1B holder.Originally posted by txh1bComment
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Employer can revoke but not have anything to do with denial.
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