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    Hi there,

    I am from India.I have a B1/B2 visitor visa and my fiance has a green card.so far we have enquired for all options and most of them looks like a long process,
    like if we file I-130 its going to take minimum 2-3 yrs for us to live together.so finally we are thinking about some other options.
    well the good point is i have someone to sponsor for my H-1.but we are not sure about my chances of getting h1.

    so now my questions are..

    1. can i go to USA on a visitor visa and can i apply for H1 from there?? Is it good to do that??
    I know If I get H1 i have to come back and stamp it in India.
    but is it good to apply while I m in USA??

    2.how it will affect if we first apply for my I-130 and then in the meantime [waiting period] we also apply for my H1. can i do so?? what are the chances of getting h1 when my I-130 petition is already in the process.

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    1. can i go to USA on a visitor visa and can i apply for H1 from there?? Is it good to do that??
    I know If I get H1 i have to come back and stamp it in India.
    but is it good to apply while I m in USA??
    >>> It is never advisable to file a COS from B1/B2 to H1B. You can file the H1B for consular process when you are in U.S in B1/B2, but not a COS. When the petition gets approved for consular process (without a new I-94), in order for you to work in H1B status, you need to get the visa stamped and re-enter in H1B visa.

    2.how it will affect if we first apply for my I-130 and then in the meantime [waiting period] we also apply for my H1. can i do so?? what are the chances of getting h1 when my I-130 petition is already in the process.
    >>> If you haven't filed I-130 yet, then advisable to file the H1B petition first, get the visa stamped, enter U.S and then file I-130.
    Not a legal advice. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk.

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