Captain Sparrow
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kaul said:
Yes, you can apply before your visa expires.
BTW, your I-94 expiration date isn't necessarily the Visa expiration date (they're usually the same). Check the expiration date on the Visa.
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Yes, you can apply before your visa expires.
BTW, your I-94 expiration date isn't necessarily the Visa expiration date (they're usually the same). Check the expiration date on the Visa.
Capt Sparrow
Thanks for your help the last time .. I just got my new H1 approved on 9/23. Haven't recd the letter as yet, but checked the status and it showed that I129 petition for a nonimmigrant worker was approved. The visa in my passport has already expired and I need to travel internationally for work. Will I need to go back to India to get my new visa stamped or can that still be done in Canada/Mexico? THanks in advance
Thanks for your help the last time .. I just got my new H1 approved on 9/23. Haven't recd the letter as yet, but checked the status and it showed that I129 petition for a nonimmigrant worker was approved. The visa in my passport has already expired and I need to travel internationally for work. Will I need to go back to India to get my new visa stamped or can that still be done in Canada/Mexico? THanks in advance
Captain Sparrow
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Canada/Mexico is possible
Congrats for your H1 approval. No need to go to India - you can obtain a visa in US consulates in Canada/Mexico. You just have to get set an appointment in advance with them.
seinfeld said:Capt Sparrow
Thanks for your help the last time .. I just got my new H1 approved on 9/23. Haven't recd the letter as yet, but checked the status and it showed that I129 petition for a nonimmigrant worker was approved. The visa in my passport has already expired and I need to travel internationally for work. Will I need to go back to India to get my new visa stamped or can that still be done in Canada/Mexico? THanks in advance
Congrats for your H1 approval. No need to go to India - you can obtain a visa in US consulates in Canada/Mexico. You just have to get set an appointment in advance with them.
Capt Sparrow
Can I apply for the visa in Can/Mex even though this new approval is based on a completely new H1B. It was not an extension of my old H1B. My position within the company changed so they had applied for my new H1B based on my new position. Thanks for all your help
Can I apply for the visa in Can/Mex even though this new approval is based on a completely new H1B. It was not an extension of my old H1B. My position within the company changed so they had applied for my new H1B based on my new position. Thanks for all your help
Captain Sparrow
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Yes
Yes you can.
Lookup information about specific consulates (policies, waiting times) in this website:
http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/questions_embassy.html
seinfeld said:Capt Sparrow
Can I apply for the visa in Can/Mex even though this new approval is based on a completely new H1B. It was not an extension of my old H1B. My position within the company changed so they had applied for my new H1B based on my new position. Thanks for all your help
Yes you can.
Lookup information about specific consulates (policies, waiting times) in this website:
http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/questions_embassy.html