is it possible to change state in H1B filing by different employers since it is not yet approved by INS?
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A new employer will file one all by himself. There is no such thing as transfer, except a less-formal "transfer" word often used when a person already working with an approved-H1 can move to another company with a fresh-H1 so that he doesn't fall under the H1-quota limits. Beyond that there is no "transfer" of an applicant. Every Employer must file one all by themselves. For that matter you can hold multiple H1 visas at the same time. \n\nConsult an immigration attorney for a more professional opinion.
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As per the changed rules you cannot get your H1B stamped in any other country other than your home. But if it is extremely urgent for you try Canada but make sure that the current one is valid else you will get struck in Canada and not be able to enter US if they dont stamp the new H1B.\nAll the best .
687464
Yes you can, but it is a big pain! You will have to fill out lots of paperwork. Contact your (his?) county sherrif.
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go to www.w2express.com and u will find out how to obtain ur w2 form without going thru ur previous employer...good luck...:)
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The process for incorporation is different in each state.  It generally requires a filing with the Secretary of State in the state of incorporation.\n\nAfter incorporating in your state of choice, you must apply for an EIN from the IRS and register with the state division of taxation in your state of incorporation.  If you are going to do busines in states other than the state of incorporation, you must register your corporation and Tax ID in those states as an out-of-state corporation (which is called a foreign corporation, even if it is incorporated in the US).
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Of course you have to get permission from the Ministry of Labor and Employment. Your new employer usually will do this for you.\n\nGood luck to you
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Contact the INS. They may be able to help you.
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get hired by a company in the us that will petition for an H1B visa
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You can do it either way. You can print it off the IRS web site or your employer can get you a new one. Don't stress if you are a Little late in turning it in. The have to withhold at the highest tax rate until you fill out the  4-w telling them otherwise
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Frequently updated info on H1B Visa availability:\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/tempbenefits/cap.htm
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Under the VWP, you can enter and while you are here you can have someone file an application on your behalf. While you're in the U.S., you'll file an I-485 adjustment of status application. You are considered to be in status while your I-485 is being decided. Along with the I-485, you can file an I-765 request for work authorization. The work authorization will be approved for a maximum of one year.\n\nIf your underlying application (employer sponsorship, e.g.) is denied, the I-485 will be denied and you'll have to leave ASAP.
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depends what state you are in \ngo to SBA.gov and go from there
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B1/B2 (visitor visa) change of status to H1B(employment visa) is possible but beware that you must prove to the USCIS that your original intent when you came to the US was not to change status (i.e. you had legitimate reasons to come to the US as a visitor and didn't come there to look for a job)\n\nIf you are eligible to apply for H1B (must have bachelor degree and work experience), you need an H1B sponsor (employer) to file a Petition for Nonimmigrant Worker (USCIS Form I-129) with required supporting documents like copy of your educational certificates, passport, experience etc. You can start working for your employer ONLY after your H1B approval. If your application is denied, you will receive a letter that will tell you why the application was denied.
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It depends on a couple of things.  First if the company is incorporated in that other state then yes you can.  Second if the company is not incorporated in that state, but does business in that state then yes you can.  Lastly if the company is not incorporated and does not do business in that state then you can not.  Also it depends on the contract (if one was signed or agreed to).  If the contract says that it can only be filed in a certain state, then it must be filed in the state that is listed.
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I would suggest that you look carefully at your H.O.A. documentation.  You may have given them "right of entry" to correct things that you don't want to correct.
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Need to contact payroll at your employer and fill out a new W-4 with your Texas address.  You also want to change your address with the HR department.  Specifically let them know that the reason you are changing addresses so that NJ state taxes will stop being withheld.
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Yes ... you can! You would need to contact them and you might need to fill out paperwork concerning your work address...they should have given you a number to call.