roseball
03-31 11:11 PM
Hi please can anyone kindly help? My husband would like to transfer to another company, but his current company is paying him lower than the prevailing wage. They said that the base salary plus overtime were meeting the prevailing wage requirement, but according to DOL regulations, the prevailing wage shouldn't include overtime pay. If the H-1B transfer petition is filed by the new company and we submit the current pay stubs which show a lower pay, will that be a problem? What are the possible solutions without making the current company pay more to make up the #s (they are not willing to do so)? Just don't want to get into trouble and get investigation involved.
We're so worried. Thank you so much in advance! Any suggestions/information would be helpful!
I don't think the beneficiary will be punished for employer not being able to pay the prevailing wage. Your H1 COE should go through fine even though current pay stubs show lower salary. Key for getting COE approved is to be employed and maintain legal status. Ex-employer could face some issues in future with H1 extensions/new applications.
We're so worried. Thank you so much in advance! Any suggestions/information would be helpful!
I don't think the beneficiary will be punished for employer not being able to pay the prevailing wage. Your H1 COE should go through fine even though current pay stubs show lower salary. Key for getting COE approved is to be employed and maintain legal status. Ex-employer could face some issues in future with H1 extensions/new applications.
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ronnie0479
09-14 11:36 AM
My current H1 expires on the 30th of September 2007. I have applied for H1 extension under premium processing and it is pending.
My Query is:
Can I work after my H1 expires on the 30th and my H1 extension is still pending? i.e. continue working based on a pending H1 application? If so, for how long?
Thanks,
-Ski
Yes, you can continue to work on pending H1 application. On pending H1 extention there is no limit for how long you can keep working. if you get an approval then you can just continue working till your next H1 expires and
thus you dont have to take a break.
My Query is:
Can I work after my H1 expires on the 30th and my H1 extension is still pending? i.e. continue working based on a pending H1 application? If so, for how long?
Thanks,
-Ski
Yes, you can continue to work on pending H1 application. On pending H1 extention there is no limit for how long you can keep working. if you get an approval then you can just continue working till your next H1 expires and
thus you dont have to take a break.
lecter
June 12th, 2005, 04:54 PM
strawberry looks yummy!!!!
be careful with lens addiction (ehheheheheh)
Rob
be careful with lens addiction (ehheheheheh)
Rob