H1B Rfe Matter.every One Who Applied..lets Use This Thread.dont Ignore

[Dasu]

[quote name='TheLeader' timestamp='1370419498' post='1303824381']
[color=#000080]My Questions:[/color]

[color=#000080]1. Did any one of you got the similiar REF..?[/color]

[color=#000080]2. I hear some h1B denials, is that really true..?? or some poeple making it..?[/color]

[color=#000080]3. What are teh chances here for me to have this approved..?[/color]
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Denials anedhi rumor ee bhayya , intha fast ga denials undavu any issue they have first RFE vestharu and if they are not satisfied even then appudu may be but as of now its too soon.

I think nuvvu ne degree ki and chestunna job ki link chupinchali which is pretty regular for employers talk to ur employer
and u have very good chances of approval , All u need to do is respond to RFE ASAP and u will get an answer in less than 4 days.

[roome6]

[sup]endo mama, ee gola., asala these days baga avuthunayi ee queries and RFE's. cha jevitham., [/sup]

[D9]

Specialty occupation RFE is not common as it is very basic requirement for H1B. Most of the time this problem arises due to bad job title or job description.

To prove that the job falls under that category, you have to provide the evidence in one of the following

The first way to convince USCIS that a job is in a specialty occupation is to prove that a Bachelor’s or higher degree in a closely related field is normally the minimum requirement for entry into the field. Check the Department of Labor’s Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH) for your specific occupation with the specified job duties and see what it says.Because, the USCIS merely follow the OOH standards to decide specialty occupation.

The second way to prove that a job is in a specialty occupation is to show that the duties are so complex or unique that a degree in a relevant field is required. This method requires a highly detailed job description and in-depth information about the employer. You have to do this anyway coz you have an RFE regarding employee-employer relationship.
A third way to prove that a position is in a specialty occupation is to show that a degree requirement in a relevant field is common in the industry in parallel positions among similar organizations.
Fourth way to prove that the job is in a specialty occupation is for the petitioning employer to show that his or her firm normally requires a Bachelor’s degree for that kind of position.

I have no idea about your relationship with your employer and so, i cannot explain the best way out of it. You have to provide more details on it.

Good Luck!

[remobabu]

[quote name='TheLeader' timestamp='1370419311' post='1303824379']
I got RFE on Speciality occuaption and Employee--employer realtionship as below.... Opt extn is already expired...very much tensed...can not sleep...already down with so many other problmes...bad time running..
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vuncle u summer27?

[Jilabi]

Bayya...submit your timesheets and create status reports of every week of your current job, submit client letter, these will take care of your RFE, anyways talk to your employer... ALL THE BEST,,

[Terminator II]

speciality occupation and employee- employer relationship rfes are common.. Dont be too worried.. Your client letter should clear state about you job description (that some one with a masters degree or equivalent exp in that particular field can only perform the job duties) and your relatioship with your empoyer (that all the hiring, firing, work assignment, status reporting is controlled by ur employer but not client). If your employer is someone who has filed many H1b's before, He should be able to answer this easily.

[racharambola8]

LTT

[rvikram278]

Devudi lanti oka manchi manishi pettina PM..

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Bhaiyya..just saw ur thread abt H1-B , Na close friend ki last year same to same idey problem vachindi(Same to same RFE) .. vaadiki kuda nee lagane OPT extension aipoyaka 1 month ki Rfe padindi( Expired on May 31st) ... supporting documents submit chesaka 3-4 months ki H1B reject ayyindi [/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] , He had to go through a very difficult phase of time because of that.[/font][/color]

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Chala problems vachay mama daani valla ... He was waiting for his H1b and his Sevis got completed in the mean time ( H1 was in processing for 8-9 months ) tharvatha university lo join ayyadu but he had to get a new i-20 called initial i-20 and had to go to mexico and reenter to get the F1 visa reinstated , initial i20 lo CPT impossible raavatam so malli F1 lo he had to go to school without working.[/font][/color]

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I dont mean to scare u bhaiyya... nenu idi antha enduku cheppanu antey i just want to help some one who is almost in the same situation because i saw the troubles he faced.[/font][/color]

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]My honest advice to u is get an i-20 from some university ASAP , OPT ayyipoyaka 60 days varaku SEVIS active untundi after that it goes into completed status .... Just be on the safe side mama and hope everything goes fine with you.[/font][/color]

[rvikram278]

[i][b][color=#000080]LTT.....!! Lifting the thread to get more opinions or ideas or help...!!![/color][/b][/i]

[ghazni]

dont worry dude alochistey badalu taggavu kada...... just provide with good documentation and the rest leave it to god.... between nadi rfe undi emavtundo chudali......

[vizzeboy]

LTT...

check ur PM

[rvikram278]

Thank you Vizze Boy......

[rvikram278]

every one else...read this...Information is wealth...when you know the information...you would not feel tensed....

[url="http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Resources/Reports%20and%20Studies/H-1B/h1b-fy-11-characteristics.pdf"]http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Resources/Reports%20and%20Studies/H-1B/h1b-fy-11-characteristics.pdf[/url]

[vizzeboy]

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