I was working for Company A. Company A went bankrupt and laid off all employees but did not cancel the H1 visa. Company B filed for my H1B transfer within 60 days expecting to find me a project at a salary equal to that given by company A. However, company B is able to find me a project only for 20 hours/week and hence a wage well below the one mentioned in my original petition. Can I work without any problem? Can company B make any ammendments to my petition for less number of hours or pay?? Will there be any problem or will it be fine? What are the problems that I can face in the future?
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Minimum Hours of Work?
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On H1 you should preferably work full time
Part time work won\'t invalidate your H1-B. The INS will allow you to work part-time as long as they feel that you are earning enough money to support yourself. If you intend to establish permanent residence in the United States, however, you must be working full-time.
Part time work won\'t invalidate your H1-B. The INS will allow you to work part-time as long as they feel that you are earning enough money to support yourself. If you intend to establish permanent residence in the United States, however, you must be working full-time.
Part time employment on an H-1 is possible
As long as you work and are paid in accordnace with what wars approved by INS you\'re ok as far as the H-1 is concerned.
Jim
James D. Mills
Attorney at Law
http://www.geocities.com/jamesdmillsesq/
As long as you work and are paid in accordnace with what wars approved by INS you\'re ok as far as the H-1 is concerned.
Jim
James D. Mills
Attorney at Law
http://www.geocities.com/jamesdmillsesq/