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visa and then coming back????
if a person is on student visa in US, then he gets a job over there and gets his H1 has been approved, are there still any legal formalities/complications cuz of which he still can not leave USA, and comew back to his home country for say 1 month, what r the objections, how long does it take
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- hotdoggiegirlLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Once you receive the H-1 Approval (I-797), you are legally here as an H-1. Your passport will only have the student visa stamp so you cannot leave and re-enter unless you get a visa stamp for the H-1. If you would like to enter the country (or re-enter) on your new visa, you'll have to go to the Embassy and get an H-1B visa stamp for your passport. The wait time for the Embassy can vary from city to city, but here is the website for it: http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wait/tempvisitor...
- lorettaLv 41 decade ago
sounds like you need to call a immigrations lawyer or immigrations. they will be able to help you. good luck.
