Posted by: ketama July 5, 2011
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1. You don't need any stamping if you are in the US. If you go out of the US and want to come back then you need stamping.
2. Once you change status from F-1 to H-1B then you are on a H1-B status. The F-1 status is void (finished).
3. If you loose your job on H1-B, then you are out of status. Unoffically you are still on H1-B status until you receive you last pay check.
4. If you are looking for a new job, you need to transfer the H1-B before you begin the new job.
5. Again no stamping is required if you in the USA. Only have to maintain the current Immigration status, if it is F-1 or H1-B
2. Once you change status from F-1 to H-1B then you are on a H1-B status. The F-1 status is void (finished).
3. If you loose your job on H1-B, then you are out of status. Unoffically you are still on H1-B status until you receive you last pay check.
4. If you are looking for a new job, you need to transfer the H1-B before you begin the new job.
5. Again no stamping is required if you in the USA. Only have to maintain the current Immigration status, if it is F-1 or H1-B