i know that we hav to give step3 exam to applying for h1 visa.but i want to know is there something else also to do in advance before applying to h1visa?
pls guide me through any internet sites or anything to see what step by step procedure there is to get to h1 visa.
thank you. God bless!
smal Forum Guru
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07/12/06 - 11:01 PM
#2
u dont need to do it urself,
the programme providers u r choosen for will do.
ya u do need to provide for the relevent papers.
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Dragonfly Forum Elite
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10/05/06 - 05:16 AM
#3
if all the paper-work is done by the employer and the form I-797 is issued. does it mean that H1B is guaranteed or there is a chance that H1B might be refused even with all the documents presented?
guys please reply!!
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bbb IM Program Coordinator
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10/11/06 - 06:40 PM
#4
1. Apply and interview for residency.
2. Prematch or match with a program that will sponsor your visa.
3. Apply for the visa with the hospital appointment attorney who will complete the paperwork. You must have your step three results to do this part.
4. You will also need a state license for this.
5. Sit at home and wait for your approval to come in
6. Take your approval to your local embassy and hope they do their magic.
7. Start your residency.
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Dragonfly Forum Elite
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10/12/06 - 05:26 AM
#5
thanks bbb for replying.
one thing though, how strictly they want us to prove for H1b that we are going back after we are done? i heard this is the only "Dual intention" non-immigrant visa. so are they as obssessive on this one as J1?
i know for J1 we need to provide the "Letter of need" from our health ministry, but for this one there is no need.
am i right?
thanks again!
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bbb IM Program Coordinator
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10/12/06 - 05:50 AM
#6
No clue about what you are asking - that would happen on your end of the visa process, not mine. ___________________ bbb - trying to combine common sense and humour into realistic answers, but not going to guess on anyone's chances of getting into a position....
neuro312 Forum Newbie
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10/12/06 - 10:26 AM
#7
Hi, Thanks a lot bbb. I have a question. I will be an IMG. What about getting an H1B for research? I will probably also be funded from my boss' NIH grant and some other grants. Will the process be harder because of the intention of research? Thanks!!
bbb IM Program Coordinator
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10/12/06 - 12:14 PM
#8
I wouldn't be the person to advise you on this. I work with residents, not research. Sorry. ___________________ bbb - trying to combine common sense and humour into realistic answers, but not going to guess on anyone's chances of getting into a position....
veterana Forum Junior
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10/14/06 - 04:16 PM
#9
If you will be sponsor by NIH, I guess you have almost 100% chances to get the H1B visa. Those people won't present an application if they wetre not sure about the results
Moozy Forum Guru
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12/20/06 - 01:29 PM
#10
H1 b- you do not have to prove ties.. it is an immigration visa... ___________________ Inability is a disaster; patience is bravery; abstinence is a treasure, self-restrain is a shield; and the best companion is submission to Divine Will
priyagrove Forum Elite
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12/20/06 - 10:00 PM
#11
Moozy wrote: H1 b- you do not have to prove ties.. it is an immigration visa...
moOOZY H1 IS A NON IMMIGRANT VISA!
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