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Question by unnikrishnan
Submitted on 6/22/2005
Related FAQ: Immigration (USA) FAQ: GC and Citizenship questions and answers (part 6 of 6)
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Hi,

I have a valid Indian Passport and Travelled to US on B1 twice. For the last six months i was working on Riyadh for IBM on a Buisness Visa. IBM Riyadh does this for years. Now i Joined a Indian firm and they want to File my H1B.

Since i worked on a Nonemployment visa in Riyadh could you please let me know whether that will be a problem for my H1B filing.

Thanks,
Unni


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