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It is relatively very easy to get a visa for Canada. You can go in early in the morning and they issue it in the afternoon. However, as per the rules, if your visa in Canada is denied, you cannot enter USA. Also, it is not easy to get an appointment for visa stamping in Toronto at short notice...

Current US Address Date you last arrived Home address with your own name Yes. With date first arrived. Names of spouse or anyone else travelling with you Form DS-157 None (if none) Per applicant. Visa can be approved or rejected per applicant I am presuming you had a valid I-797...

Yes, it does seem to be a unique situation. Checked all over the internet yesterday and could not find any similar post or precedence. Is there any possibility of the quota running out by October?!? Ginnu: Do you know of any precedence or anything you have heard of?!? Any inputs would be...

Thanks unitednations!! I am an Indian Citizen. Read the link you sent. So...does this mean that the consulate is right in stating that I am not eligible even to apply for a new visa prior to 365 days expiry of my previous visa? If that is the case, how did my I-797 get approved? thx...

ooops yes!! guess i am quite tense... Correction: Previous H1B expired on Sep 30, 2003 Got an approved I-797 valid from Oct 1st, 2004. Hope it makes more sense now.... unitednations: Could not find the exact link but here is one in the forum...

msdn2006: Thanks a bunch for the prompt response!! I have already contacted my company attorney. Also, I have learnt from experience that it is better to have as much information I can myself rather than completely depend on the attorney. There are times I would have liked an alternate...

My 6 years of h1b expired on 30th Sep, 2004. I have been staying in Canada since then. Using the 1 year gap rule, my company applied for a fresh H1B via premium processing. This was approved and I received an I-797 valid from Oct 1, 2005. I went for my visa stamp in Toronto yesterday...