Guys,

If you see USCIS site and many more online sites, then H1 Approve notice is one of the documents you need to submit. But, as Pack said, you might be able to file the transfer without it as USCIS can pull the information.

One thing here we need to be clear is- there is nothing such called "H1-transfer". This term was coined to sound it simplerer by lawyer and people. If you are moving to another company ( so called H1-transfer) then the process is exactly the same as you filled for the first time. The only difference is now this time (so called H1-transfer) you don't fall in CAP GAP rule, meaning you don't have to get into lottery.

However, I do have one questiosn to all you too?. I have read many times in sajha and other places, that their H1-transfer was dined becaues they paid all the expenses ( not the employer). I think by rule, employer is responsible for all the expenses. So what if employer is not willing to pay expenses but they are ready to give you full time? In this case you don't wanna write ur personal check to USCIS. so what if lawyer write their check to USCIS and you pay lawyer. WHat are the chances?

or it is absolutely necessary that ur employer pay all the expences?.............