Employer canceled H1B more than 6 months ago

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slim215

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Hi all,
I quit from my old job for more than 6 months ago. When I quit, my ex-employer told me that they will tell USCIS that I no longer work for them.
I'm originally from one of the country who needs to go through special registration in 2002, this means that USCIS should have all the data about me (especially my address) but until today I have not heard anything from USCIS. No letter, no surprising visit, nothing. My question:

is there a normal procedure that USCIS should do knowing that an employer cancel H1B? should they double check if the person really leave the country?

Thx.
 
Be careful about overstaying... you can trigger temporary bans from the US. Don't know much about H1B's though... can't you just get another job under that same H1B?
 
slim215 said:
Hi all,
I quit from my old job for more than 6 months ago. When I quit, my ex-employer told me that they will tell USCIS that I no longer work for them.

---------------------- if employer informed USCIS then your H1 of that company is no more valid. did you join new employer with H1 transfer before the past employer informed USCIS. how are you stayuing/working in US?

I'm originally from one of the country who needs to go through special registration in 2002, this means that USCIS should have all the data about me (especially my address) but until today I have not heard anything from USCIS. No letter, no surprising visit, nothing.
---USCIS will not write letter to you
My question:

is there a normal procedure that USCIS should do knowing that an employer cancel H1B?
-------------------if employer writes to USCIS then they know
should they double check if the person really leave the country?
-------------If employer informed USCIS and USCIS has canceled your H1 then you are staying in US illegally. H1 is for job with US employer how you are staying in US? with your I-94 # they know everting about you if you departed US after your employer revoked H1 petition or you are still in US


Thx.
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