H1b layoff • 7 options to stay in USA when laid-off on H1B

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  • čas přidán 28. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 5

  • @mounicabolleddu1495
    @mounicabolleddu1495 Před 27 dny

    Hey that was a nice explanation
    I have a question. I already crossed the grace period but my employer have not terminated me, for many reason I lost the projects during this time like project went on hold etc. I have 2 months left
    I have 2 semesters left to complete my EMBA I was ex student to in the school, can I change my visa status From h1 to F1 (day1 -cpt)
    If I apply for petition, will uscis approve it or they ask supporting document???
    What document they may ask?

  • @pranjalchaudhary5842
    @pranjalchaudhary5842 Před 8 měsíci

    Hi, I have an approved H1-b visa, but recently, I got laid off, I am looking into new employment, but it might take some time, what is the best approach here ? Lets say my termination date is 15 December, and I get new offer on 22nd of December, how long would it take for me start working again ?

  • @juanmacastro2550
    @juanmacastro2550 Před 6 měsíci

    Would the same case apply to L1B visa holders?

  • @shafidrmc
    @shafidrmc Před rokem

    Hi, what about the WARN act? Companies like Microsoft and Meta usually keep people on payroll for 2-4 months. In that case, will the grace period be 2 months/60 days or 4 months (2 months payroll + 2 months grace period after payroll ends)? Thanks

    • @greencardEZ
      @greencardEZ  Před rokem

      Without looking at the specifics of the employment termination agreement, it’s hard to discuss specifics.
      Typically the 60-day period starts on the last day one was employed, i.e., the last day on which one was paid.