Help with an H-1B transfer, extension, or amendment
An introduction to a licensed immigration attorney for changing employers, extending your stay, or amending your petition.
Changing jobs, moving to a new work location, or reaching the end of your H-1B period each needs a filing with USCIS. The timing matters, because a gap can affect your status and your family's.
What this covers
- Transfers to a new employer.
- Extensions, including extensions beyond six years based on a pending green card case.
- Amendments when your job or work location changes.
- H-4 status and work permits for your spouse.
How it works
Email us a short description of your situation. We introduce you to a licensed immigration attorney who handles cases like yours. The attorney reviews your case, quotes a fee, and works with you directly.
Common questions
Transfers to a new employer, extensions (including extensions beyond six years based on a pending green card case), and amendments when your job or work location changes.
Yes. It covers H-4 status and work permits for your spouse.
You generally have a grace period of up to 60 days to find a new employer, change status, or leave. Speak to an attorney quickly, because the options depend on dates.