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Old 06-28-2008, 09:03 AM
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OPT H1-B Transfer


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I am on OPT till Oct 2008. My H1 recently got approved from company A. I no longer work for company A and now they want to cancel my H1, and do not wish to provide me with any INS documents.

I have joined company B which is willing to file for a H1 B approval / transfer. Can I file for a transfer using only an EAC number for the previos H1 ?

What all documents do i need to submit for H1 transfer to the new company ?

I do not have paystubs / I 797 from company A.

Can I take consider any sort of legal option against company A for not providing the requisite INS documents ?
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Old 06-28-2008, 10:38 PM
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Yes, you can do a transfer on the basis of the EAC number.
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