Here is a challenging situation:
Employee worked for Company A and resigned his position after Company B filed for his H1B 'change of employer' petition through regular (non-premium) processing. He worked with Company B for a month (and also has the petition receipt notice made by Company B) and wishes to move to Company C as he realized Company B did not provide him with the committed responsibilities. Company C is willing to do a premium processing of H1B 'change of employer' which typically takes 2 weeks.
1.Can the employee resign his position in Company B and start working for Company C as soon as C petitions for a change of employer from B to C given that:
a)Company A would have already cancelled his status to work for them
b)Company B would cancel his visa petition for change (still with INS) as soon as he resigns
3.Does Co. B have to wait 4 months for the petition to get approved before it can cancel it.
4.Will petition made by Company C get approved in 2 weeks given that it is based on the 'receipt notice' of Company B's petition that is unlikely to be approved for the next 4 months.
5.What other complications can arise in this case that are not identified above
Employee worked for Company A and resigned his position after Company B filed for his H1B 'change of employer' petition through regular (non-premium) processing. He worked with Company B for a month (and also has the petition receipt notice made by Company B) and wishes to move to Company C as he realized Company B did not provide him with the committed responsibilities. Company C is willing to do a premium processing of H1B 'change of employer' which typically takes 2 weeks.
1.Can the employee resign his position in Company B and start working for Company C as soon as C petitions for a change of employer from B to C given that:
a)Company A would have already cancelled his status to work for them
b)Company B would cancel his visa petition for change (still with INS) as soon as he resigns
3.Does Co. B have to wait 4 months for the petition to get approved before it can cancel it.
4.Will petition made by Company C get approved in 2 weeks given that it is based on the 'receipt notice' of Company B's petition that is unlikely to be approved for the next 4 months.
5.What other complications can arise in this case that are not identified above