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the_hareeb
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Posted on 01-12-10 5:03
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Hi, The company that offer me is not e-verified. They say they will file my H-1 on april. Can I still get H-1 even the company is not e-verified? I think it only needs to be e-verified for OPT extension, if i am correct. Am I right?
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paisachor
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Posted on 01-12-10 5:49
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Hareeb bro, I doubt...the company has to be e-verified for filing h1-b...but if they are going to hire you...why dont u join first? may be they can directly process GC in future who knows?, try to prove urself as the best candidate.. forget h1-b yaar...this is the worst VISA I guess...
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the_hareeb
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Posted on 01-12-10 7:36
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you sure?? they process h-1 and they are not e-verified.. any other inputs?
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jhyamma
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Posted on 01-12-10 8:39
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the company need not be e-verified to sponsor H1. Only if ur H1 got rejected and u need to apply OPT extension for 17 months, then the company should be e-verified at that moment to be eligible for your OPT extension.
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the_hareeb
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Posted on 01-12-10 9:24
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WASHINGTON— Federal contractors and subcontractors will be required to begin using the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’ E-Verify system starting September 8, 2009, to verify their employees’ eligibility to legally work in the United States.
Can I work with non-e verified company for 1 year OPT if I dont plan on extending it? Above paragraph seems to say all consultancies need to be e-verified. Please help on this matter.
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the_hareeb
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Posted on 01-13-10 5:40
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jhyamma
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Posted on 01-13-10 7:56
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Those apply for federal contractors and sub contractors only. If your office is federal contractor which you can ask them, then it shud be e-verified. Not all offices are federal contractor. Contract means any Government contract or subcontract or any federally assisted construction contract or subcontract.
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the_hareeb
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Posted on 01-14-10 2:25
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so if it is private like much of of the consultancies, then it is fine? federal meaning government funded i assume.
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