Posted by: STUPIDA October 31, 2013
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There is no such thing like "Transfer of H1-B". Ther term is simply used becuased its easy to understand.
When you move to a new company, You are not transferring your current H1-B, rather you are filling new H1-B with the new company.
The only thing previous H1-B matters in the number of years completion.
You can have many H1-Bs for as many company as you want.
So going back to your question. You can easily file H1-Bs (full time or part time) with new and still keep old as well and work in both places.
Hope this helps..
When you move to a new company, You are not transferring your current H1-B, rather you are filling new H1-B with the new company.
The only thing previous H1-B matters in the number of years completion.
You can have many H1-Bs for as many company as you want.
So going back to your question. You can easily file H1-Bs (full time or part time) with new and still keep old as well and work in both places.
Hope this helps..