Q: H1B Transfer - Urgent Help Need Please Advice
I am working for Employer A and Got a Full time Opportunity with Employer B.
Employer B Filed LCA Got Approved Yet to File Form I-129/ H1B Transfer Initiation to USCIS.
I need to resign from Employer A. Which is the better one and safest one.
Resigning after receiving the Receipt Number or once they send the Form I-129 to USCIS is enough?. or any other way which is legal. please advice.
Is there something which I need to be concerned about?
Please help.
Thanks in Advance.
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A: You do have reason to be concerned. This must be handled exactly right. Both your companies either have or should have immigration attorneys. You questions should be directed to them. If you want to speak with a private attorney, you will have a consultation fee and a review of your documents will be required. Good luck.
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