How difficult is it to get the H-1B revalidated in ones native country?
If the documents are in place, the H-1B revalidation process does not pose any problems I came to the US on an L-1 visa, which was valid up to April 2001. Meanwhile, I got a new job and my H-1B petition came through in January 2001. My new I-94 was valid till 2003, but my old I-94 has expired. I have not got the H-1B stamped. If I do not travel outside the US, can I stay on till 2003 without getting the visa stamped? What is the best way to get the new visa stamped? I cannot revalidate the visa, as my previous stamp was L-1. Should I travel to Canada or wait till I go to India? If your new H-IB visa has come through, you can stay on and work on the basis of the H-1B visa approval. But we would recommend that you travel to Canada to get your H-IB stamped if it has been mentioned as the place of stamping. If not, you must make time to travel to India and get the visa stamped at the earliest. Please also take legal advice from the company who applied for your visa, since you will have to
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