Hello,
I received a 221(g) notice on my H1B visa stamp on September 23. As my case was experiencing delays, I book H4 visa appointment and I got H4 visa on Nov 23 and travel back to USA on H4 visa. Recently, I received an email from USCIS stating that my case has been resolved and instructing me to submit my passport. However, I am currently in the USA on H4 Visa.
Currently my visa status still shows refused.
I’m contemplating the next steps – should I travel back to my home country to obtain an H1B visa stamp, or is it advisable to stay here and apply for a Change of Status (COS) to H1B?
I’ve received a 221(g) notice on my H1B visa on Dec 20th. I’m planning to apply for a H4 visa soon. I’m curious to know what questions the VO asked in your H4 interview. Did you have to mention about your pending H1B visa?
Hi @jaywant3 how did you apply for H4, what is the process you follow while scheduling the h4 appointment, do you close h1b application and start a new h4 application in us visa scheduling?
what are the questions you got from the visa officer?Any questions related to H1b or did you mention about AP.
Hi @vijay123 i have the same question and in same situation did you find any help yet? Also another question I had is:
Should I select “homemaker/ unemployed” or do I have to mention my current employer name as present employer?
If homemaker/unemployed, then I’ll have to put an end date for my employment with my current employer which I’m afraid might jeopardize my h1b application that is in admin processing as I assume that would need continuous employment with the employer that filed the petition until a final decision has been made on h1b admin processing.
If I enter my present employer details and mention as current employer, then I fear they might think I’m using h4 as a back channel to get into usa and start employment and reduce my chances of getting h4 or have h4 also in admin processing?