I got an I94 with my H1B approval i-797 notice form and I already have a white I94 departure card attached on my Passport. While travelling to India, should I give both my I94's at airport or just the white I94 attached in the passport? Hand over both I-94s to the airline at the time [...]
The I-94 is known as the arrival-departure record and will be taken from you at the POE (Airport).
If this is an H-1B Visa, there is no requirement to enter the U.S. within a certain period; you could enter anytime during the validity of the approval. However, you must be prepared to explain the delay at the Port of Entry.
Two distinct employers would be treated as having filed two distinct petitions. The two should be completely unrelated and not rely on the same end client documentation/contract(s).
I heard that the H4 period cannot be recaptured. Is that correct? Please clarify. A: Time spent in H-4 is not counted against the H-1B CAP and therefore no re capture is necessary. Please see http://rbhs.rutgers.edu/internationalservices/immigration_updates/documents/uscis_memo_on_h-1b_eligibility.pdf
Unless there is a specific instance of fraud, the USCIS does not randomly call employers to verify the contents of an experience letter.
USCIS FAQs on employment authorization for certain H-4 dependent spouses can be found here.
The J visa is accorded to a non-immigrant, having no intention of abandoning foreign residence. He or she is treated as an exchange visitor and is subject to, in most instances, a two-year "foreign residency" requirement upon completion of his or her designated period of stay in the U.S. For Foreign Medical Graduates, this corresponds [...]
Generally, all Foreign Medical Graduates will have to complete 3 years of Post Graduate Residency in the U.S. prior to obtaining a full-fledged license to practice medicine. The minimum requirement for admission into a residency program is passing of the ECFMG certification and USMLE exams steps 1 and 2. The ECFMG website has useful information [...]