H1B Sponsoring Comapnies list in US with FULL details

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If you are looking to find companies and also find out  about their H1b filing info like :


How many  H1B visas did a particular company apply in an year ? Overall till now ?
How many Green cards did they apply ?
How many got rejected ? Why did they get rejected ?
What kind of job titles did a company sponsor ?
What was the average salary they offered when they applied ?
Contact information about the company too !
What are the companies in your area that apply for H1b Visas ?



I think, the data this company gets is good. In fact, all the H1b filing info is available for public by USCIS, but it is in a unformatted way.  I tried downloading and it is big and not formatted. But this website, clearly parses the data and builds it for the info we are looking for with good interface.  You can view most of the basic data without registering. If you register, you can get very detailed information by year and it is very cool. It is free to register and  takes a minute. It is worth it !

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Shweta May 16, 2012 at 9:34 am

Hi Saurabh,
I am on H4 in US since last two months and about to file my H1 and COS through a desi consulting firm .My query is : Can I start working here immediately after getting my petition approved or do I have to wait till 1st Oct to start working? Kindly advise.

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Saurabh May 16, 2012 at 1:36 pm

Shweta,
Your petition even if approved earlier, will become effective only from Oct 1. So you will have to wait until that date. This also assumes that your COS gets approved w/ H-1.

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allisha May 8, 2012 at 8:44 pm

hi, i am planning to go on H4 and do CPA. i have done M.com and CA inter from India. I wanted to know what are the chances of getting a sponsor for my H1 after i complete my CPA?? i have never heard anyone sponsoring for a CPA! also how difficult is it to shift from H4 to H1 keeping in mind current rules and regulations??
thanks!

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Purnima May 16, 2012 at 10:31 am

CPA jobs are easier than you think. See to it that you meet with people and talk to people while you are doing your CPA and a job for a smart woman like you (MCom and CA already) should not be difficult. Plan out you job hunt properly and do it sincerely and consistently while you are studying, you will get it.

I am no expert on visas so cannot answer that one :)

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Poorna May 2, 2012 at 5:28 am

Hi ,

My wife has H4 Visa. If she wants to apply for H1 for this current cap, how to apply in US.

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Saurabh May 2, 2012 at 3:48 pm

Poorna,
She needs to find an employer willing to sponsor the H-1 for a position she qualifies for. They can then file the petition w/ COS (change of status).

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Neha April 28, 2012 at 3:14 am

Hi, im currently on H4 visa and wanted to apply for H1B , but my husband says thses days no one is coming forward to sponsor H1B visa and we are unable to find the desi consultancies too who will do H1B visas.
And also i have done my MBA (HR, finance)in india and have 2 years of experience in india. Can i get the job on my actual education (MBA) or do i have to learn IT because i heard many people saying you wouldnt get jobs in HR or for my stream. Iam in big confusion whether i should go for my actual stream job or for IT ? and also ragrding the H1 Visa sponsorers.
Please help me to fina a way. Suggestions are welcome and i appreciate your help guys :) :)

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Saurabh April 29, 2012 at 2:16 am

Neha,
Frankly speaking, not many consulting firms file H-1 for HR position. Most of the H-1s are filed for s/w positions. You can make that career switch, but my personal opinion is a person should do what they enjoy and not get dictated by others. So you may want to do a higher degree in your stream which makes use of your past education and experience and prepares you for a role that is in demand and is of your likening. Being on F-1 allows you to go for OPT and opens up more avenues. Just my 2 cents.

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Neha April 30, 2012 at 12:23 am

Thanks saurabh for replying… seriously as you said i dont want to switch my career to IT.

Omg exactly yesterday my husband spoke to me about F1 where in i can do my MBA here again and aftr a year i can get internships. By this way i can study and work simultaneously and big thing is there will no issues with visas. Thanks for the suggestions.

I jusy have a one more question, if i want to switch my career to IT for the beginers like me what would be the best course to learn i mean like testing, java etc.

Cheers,
Neha

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Saurabh April 30, 2012 at 11:53 pm

Neha,
If you do decide to move to IT, testing would be a good entry point.

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Deepika April 20, 2012 at 12:39 pm

Hi,

I have Msc. in biochemistry from India and have 6 years of experience in research. Currently i am on h4 visa. I have a client who is ready to give me job but i am not finding any desi companies who can sponser the H 1 B visa. Will it possible to find a company which can sponser the h1 b visa in biotech or pharma?. Plz help me out.

Thanks,

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Saurabh April 21, 2012 at 12:28 am

Deepika,
Did you talk to the client if they can file the H-1 visa for you?

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Riya April 11, 2012 at 1:55 pm

Im in US on H4 visa .How do i check if a desi consulting company is genuine or not before I go for H1 B processing through them

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Saurabh April 11, 2012 at 6:55 pm

Riya,
Are they asking you to pay for H-1? Yes=> 1st red flag
Do they have enough past successful filings? No => 2nd red flag
Did they sound professional, conducted interview etc? No => 3rd red flag
Do they have direct client? No => 4th red flag
Can they provide all documents required for H-1 stamping including company’s tax returns, PO, client letter etc? No => 5th red flag

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Santosh April 2, 2012 at 12:58 pm

Sir,
I got H1-B visa from my employer.
Now they are offering me salary of 60000$ per annum for 1st year.
Now is it a good deal to go with?
or what else I do need to ask for along with the salary?
Please guide regarding pays/salary.
Thanks,
Santosh

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Saurabh April 3, 2012 at 4:02 pm

Santosh,
Whether it is a good salary or not depends upon the location, living expenses etc. So it is pretty basic salary if you will be working in San Francisco Bay Area or New York. Also, check w/ your employer about health/dental insurance plans, 401k, pre-tax transportation benefits, holidays etc.

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Alka March 13, 2012 at 12:16 pm

Greetings…!!

I am currently on leave from my employer in India and staying with my husband in US with H4 and have around 4 yrs of IT experience. Kindly help me in deciding the best option for filing H1:

1. Conversion of H4 to H1 visa status from US itself through a consulting company. (Processing in US)
2. Filing fresh visa from my current employer which is a reputed MNC (stamping will be done from India)

I am confused as I find more risk in going back to India on my own expenses and trusting my employer for visa filing.

Please suggest the best option in terms of success rate of fresh H1 filing from India or change of status from H4 to H1.

Thanks In Advance

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Saurabh March 14, 2012 at 12:36 am

Alka,
Chances of approval are more through an employer that is more reputed and has an employment that is within H-1 regulations. Usually consulting companies are subject to closer scrutiny and has lesser chances of approval than filed through bigger more reputable employers.

You can talk to your Indian employer if they can file H-1 for you w/ COS while you are in US and you can join them on H-1 from COS approval date.

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Sowjanya November 10, 2011 at 11:26 am

Hi,

I am sowjanya. I completed my masters in pharmacy in India. I am looking for job in U.S and am I eligible for doing job with my qualification in pharmacy over here…..

Regards ,
Sowjanya

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Rajiv October 31, 2011 at 4:34 pm

Hi, Thanks for the useful info. My employer may file H1B soon.
Just 1 doubt : Is there a bracket(a month) when all H1B visas are processed(stamping).
Is it November every year? Please let me know. Thanks

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Saurabh October 31, 2011 at 6:00 pm

There is nothing like that. H-1 stampings are done as people schedule their appointments, and that can be done in any moth.

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Md. Mamun Kabir October 29, 2011 at 1:35 pm

Hi Saurabh,

I’m a new reader of this site. How to apply for H1B visa. Can you send me a details of this process. I’m interested to apply for next year 2012. How can find employer?

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Saurabh October 30, 2011 at 12:57 am

There are articles on this site that explain this. You need to find an employer who will file H-1 for you. Once approved you will have to for H-1 visa stamping. Once approved you can enter US on H-1 visa stamp and start working on H-1.

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Mohita September 13, 2011 at 2:09 pm

Hello

I have a query regarding H1B visa transfer and stamping. Your suggestions will be of a great help.

* My H1B visa expires in the mid ofOctober. However my I-94 is valid untill the
end of October 2011.
* My current employer has filed for the visa extension under the standard
processing and the extension result is awaited by November sometime.
* I plan to visit India and get my visa stamped in December.

Kindly let me know the following –

1. Am I eligible to tranfer my H1B to another employer only untill my I-94 is valid. Can I get my visa transferred after mid October ( i.e after my visa expires) but before end of October (i.e untill my I-94 is valid ).
2. If an RFE / query is raised for the visa extension with my current employer, will
I be still eligible to transfer my H1B visa.
3. If I get the extension through my current employer, and also have an alternate offer in hand, can I go for stamping for both ? ( I want to have a backup option, incase the stamping is not smooth / a query is raised ).

Kindly suggest.

Thanks

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Saurabh September 14, 2011 at 1:14 am

1. New H-1 petition through new employer can still be approved even if I-94 has expired; however it would be approved w/o I-94 attached. So you would have to go for stamping.
2. Extension can be filed, but no new I-94 would be issued if your I-94 had expired by the time your transfer was filed.
3. You need just one stamping and you should go through the employer that has stronger credentials and has better chances of approval. So you can pick the stronger petition and go for stamping w/ that petition.

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Mohita September 14, 2011 at 2:39 pm

Thanks a lot.

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Dk February 8, 2011 at 8:26 pm

Hi,

I have a question regarding H1B.
I was planning to apply for H1 for the yr 2011. We started this process in the month of Nov itself. Initial process was completed like labor clear, education verification etc etc. 3 weeks back when i called,my employer told that he will be applying for H1 soon.
But all of a sudden a week back employer called and told that quota is over for 2011 yr. How can he say this when he is into this process since long time. Don’t they keep an eye over application filling? How to believe then?

I also want to know when again new quota for H1 starts? when to apply for it?

Regards,
DK

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Saurabh February 8, 2011 at 10:17 pm

I cannot comment on why your employer was late, but the filing process should not take more than few weeks.

The next earliest date to file H-1 is 1st Apr 2011, but the employment cannot start prior to 1st Oct 2011.

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Dk February 9, 2011 at 12:40 pm

Okay

Thank you lot.

DK

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Raj December 2, 2010 at 5:29 pm

Hi ,

Once my visa status has been changed from L1-> H1 recieved receipt (waiting for an approval) can i change the employer and have my H1 transfer process initiated or Do i need to wait for pay stubs further H1 transfer?

Thanks !!!

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Saurabh December 3, 2010 at 1:53 am

You can change status immediately after the approval. For a successful transfer, you need to show that you have been maintaining legal status within US, which is proved by salary slips. When you are filing for transfer immediately after COS, your immediate work prior to transfer was on L1. So you can show those L1 salary slips and do the transfer.

However, if you stay 1 month on H1 before initiating the transfer, then you need to show 1 month salary slips from H1, and 1-2 months salary slips from immediate L1 period preceding this.

Does that make sense?

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Rohan July 30, 2010 at 2:34 pm

Hi

I am a Computer networking professional. I am looking out for a company who can sponsor my H1. Any bit of advise, where I should be looking for..

Regards

Rohan

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Kumar July 30, 2010 at 4:02 pm

Well, though there are websites like myvisajobs.com where you can search for employers, but the best bet is to talk to your friends and network.

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Hitesh July 8, 2010 at 2:10 pm

Dear Sir,
I am Hitesh Gandhi. I have finish my Master of Accounting from Australia. I have indian Passport. can i eligible for H1B visa.
Thank you.

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Kumar July 8, 2010 at 2:13 pm

Totally Yes ! I know few people who came from Australia after MS and now working in US on H1B visa. The trick is to find a good sponsor.

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Srinivas July 8, 2010 at 10:28 am

I do not see any URL. Can you please send the URL to me?

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Kumar July 8, 2010 at 11:16 am

It is up there myvisajobs.com. you would have to click on the H1B tab on top and then browse around.

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Kerri January 17, 2010 at 3:16 am

Thanks this is very useful. The website is dead though.

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Kumar January 17, 2010 at 3:24 am

You are welcome ! Thanks for catching it. I just fixed it. It should work now. Looks like they changed the URL since I visited last time.

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RedBus2US November 6, 2009 at 8:33 am

You are Welcome!

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jonnala November 6, 2009 at 2:30 am

Thanks alot…Very useful info….

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