Legal Question in Immigration Law in North Carolina

If your H1B was approved for consular processing, you will need to go abroad to apply for a visa.

If your H1B was approved as a "change of status", let's say from October 1, 2009, then you must have started working for H1B employer from the date when your status had already changed from L to H.

If you keep working for L employer, while your status has been changed to H1B, you might be found in violation of the status.

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