@nepalihoma: I am not trying to hijack your thread but I would also love to hear people's opinion on my situation. I had applied for asylum and it was flatly rejected. Now I am in H1 and planning to go for stamping to canada on jan 2014. Do you guys think I will get rejected based on the fact that i had applied for asylum or that won't matter?

mancini · May 12, 2013 8:03 PM

 @ mancini हजुरले h1 status मा  हुदै अस्य्लुम file  गर्नु भएको हो कि अस्य्लुम reject  भए पछि h1 मा? अस्य्लुम रेजेकत भएमा आफ्नो status  मा नै  हुन पाइञ्छ कि, देश फर्कनु पर्छ होला? केहि सुझाब पाउन सकिंछा कि? उत्तर को आपेक्छा गर्दै. धन्यबाद.

hital · May 13, 2013 2:23 PM

maile h1 bhanda pahile nai file gareko ra pahile nai reject bhako. i never became out of status even while filing or else you have to go back to your country.

mancini · May 13, 2013 4:06 PM

 तेसो भए, status मैन्तैन गर्यो भने reject भए पनि आफ्नो status मा नै हुञ्छ? म अहिले  पढ्दै छु  asylum   reject भएमा मा मैले पढाई continue  गर्न पाउछु कि देश फर्केर फेरी apply  गर्नु पर्छ? केहि सुजाब पाउन सकिञ्छ होला?

hital · May 13, 2013 10:56 PM

  Returning back to the original question from Nepalihoma: Couple of my friends who were working in IT through consultancy got their H1B approved in Canada. My guess is as long as you are fulltime employed in the field of your study, you shouldn't be having any issues. They will as well look into your paystub and other determining factors, but they do the same when you go for H1B interview in Nepal as well. Just my two cents, but like you said, it would be nice to hear from someone who has actually been through this.. Last edited: 14-May-13 09:30 AM

pokharako keto · May 14, 2013 12:13 AM

 Thank you pokharakoketo. this helps. :) i hope more people will chime in on this.....

Nepalihoma · May 14, 2013 12:53 AM

 Hello nepalihoma, Did you get your H1B stamping done? I am also thinking about visa stamping in Canada? Any updates from you? I am also Non-IT. Please let me know whats going on with you? Thank you,

Beerguy · May 31, 2013 8:51 PM

@hital (2) If the applicant is in status, and the officer wishes to deny the case, the applicant must be sent a notice of intent to deny, which sets out the reasons why the officer intends to deny the case, and gives the applicant at least ten days in which to rebut the notice. If the rebuttal is not sufficient, the application will be denied. However, the applicant can still remain in lawful nonimmigrant status. http://www.rapidimmigration.co...

Free H1b · May 31, 2013 10:12 PM