Legal Question in Immigration Law in North Carolina

Re: H1 Transfer after I-140 Denail

It depends on the reasons as to why your application was denied, you will need to contact an attorney, the one who filed your application for more details

Re: H1 Transfer after I-140 Denail

Hi,

You may transfer you H-1B to another employer. However you should consult with an immigration attorney prior to doing so to determine whether or not you need to file a "new" h-1b based on a material change in employment or if your job function at your new employer is the same as your current employ.

As long as you are working in the scope of your H-1B, you do not need an EAD. If you leave your current employer, transfer your H to your new employer and get your labor certification, the time it will take to obtain your EAD will depend on the employment category you choose to file under and your country of nationality as to whether or not you can file your adjustment of status and therefore your employment authorization.

Please consult with an immigration attorney before engaging in a course of conduct.