have Contract need LC and Green Card processing
Jan 16th 2004, 4:29 am
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have Contract need LC and Green Card processing
Hi,
I have a contract for software development with very large company. I
have been with this company on contract for the past 4 yrs and I am on
H1-B
My current contracting company has been doing my labor certification.
As with most contracting companies.. they have become more greedy and
things are not working out. I would like to get new contracting
company.
So I would like to transfer my contract to a new company. The contract
is for about $70/Hr or $140,000/Yr
This is what I need:
1. Get H1-B transffered
2. I would like the new company to provide a pre-processed labor that
can be transffered to me. Or if your comapny is located in New
Hampshire, Wyoming, South Dakota or Montana pls contact me. These
states have been selected because the labor certifications in these
states is current.
3. Apply for my I-140 and I-485
In return I would be willing to give 20% to the contracting company or
$28K+/Yr
Greencard processing fees and H1-B paid by contracting comapany
Also I donot expect Medical insurance, 401K or any other such
benefits.
Please email me at [email protected] at the earliest
I have a contract for software development with very large company. I
have been with this company on contract for the past 4 yrs and I am on
H1-B
My current contracting company has been doing my labor certification.
As with most contracting companies.. they have become more greedy and
things are not working out. I would like to get new contracting
company.
So I would like to transfer my contract to a new company. The contract
is for about $70/Hr or $140,000/Yr
This is what I need:
1. Get H1-B transffered
2. I would like the new company to provide a pre-processed labor that
can be transffered to me. Or if your comapny is located in New
Hampshire, Wyoming, South Dakota or Montana pls contact me. These
states have been selected because the labor certifications in these
states is current.
3. Apply for my I-140 and I-485
In return I would be willing to give 20% to the contracting company or
$28K+/Yr
Greencard processing fees and H1-B paid by contracting comapany
Also I donot expect Medical insurance, 401K or any other such
benefits.
Please email me at [email protected] at the earliest
Jan 26th 2004, 3:08 am
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Re: have Contract need LC and Green Card processing
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 21:29:06 -0800, techcloud wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a contract for software development with very large company. I
> have been with this company on contract for the past 4 yrs and I am on
> H1-B
>
> My current contracting company has been doing my labor certification.
>
> As with most contracting companies.. they have become more greedy and
> things are not working out. I would like to get new contracting company.
>
> So I would like to transfer my contract to a new company. The contract
> is for about $70/Hr or $140,000/Yr
>
> This is what I need:
>
> 1. Get H1-B transffered
>
> 2. I would like the new company to provide a pre-processed labor that
> can be transffered to me. Or if your comapny is located in New
> Hampshire, Wyoming, South Dakota or Montana pls contact me. These states
> have been selected because the labor certifications in these states is
> current.
That won't work. They will have to file a new LC specifically for you.
Transferring an LC from an old employer to a new one, or from one employee
to another, is supposed to be theoretically possible but in practice
virtually never works.
Also, it doesn't matter where the company is located; what counts is where
you would be physically working.
> 3. Apply for my I-140 and I-485
>
> In return I would be willing to give 20% to the contracting company or
> $28K+/Yr
I don't think that this would be legal, either. What you could do, though,
is to offer to work for them for $112,000 instead of $140,000, as long as
the prevailing wage is lower than $112k. As a side benefit, this would be
better in terms of taxes.
> Greencard processing fees and H1-B paid by contracting comapany Also I
> donot expect Medical insurance, 401K or any other such benefits.
Remember that both an H-1B and a Green Card requires that you get the same
benefits as Americans would. So you may not be able to avoid this.
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> Hi,
> I have a contract for software development with very large company. I
> have been with this company on contract for the past 4 yrs and I am on
> H1-B
>
> My current contracting company has been doing my labor certification.
>
> As with most contracting companies.. they have become more greedy and
> things are not working out. I would like to get new contracting company.
>
> So I would like to transfer my contract to a new company. The contract
> is for about $70/Hr or $140,000/Yr
>
> This is what I need:
>
> 1. Get H1-B transffered
>
> 2. I would like the new company to provide a pre-processed labor that
> can be transffered to me. Or if your comapny is located in New
> Hampshire, Wyoming, South Dakota or Montana pls contact me. These states
> have been selected because the labor certifications in these states is
> current.
That won't work. They will have to file a new LC specifically for you.
Transferring an LC from an old employer to a new one, or from one employee
to another, is supposed to be theoretically possible but in practice
virtually never works.
Also, it doesn't matter where the company is located; what counts is where
you would be physically working.
> 3. Apply for my I-140 and I-485
>
> In return I would be willing to give 20% to the contracting company or
> $28K+/Yr
I don't think that this would be legal, either. What you could do, though,
is to offer to work for them for $112,000 instead of $140,000, as long as
the prevailing wage is lower than $112k. As a side benefit, this would be
better in terms of taxes.
> Greencard processing fees and H1-B paid by contracting comapany Also I
> donot expect Medical insurance, 401K or any other such benefits.
Remember that both an H-1B and a Green Card requires that you get the same
benefits as Americans would. So you may not be able to avoid this.
--
Remember, I am strictly a layperson without any legal training. I encourage
everybody to seek competent legal counsel rather than relying on usenet
newsgroups.
Please support H.R. 539, H.R. 832 and S. 1510. More information at
http://www.kkeane.com/lobbyspousal-faq.shtml
Please visit my new FAQ at http://www.kkeane.com (always under construction)
My email address in usenet posts is now invalid for spam protection. See
my Web site for information on how to contact me.
Please feel free to enjoy some of my photographs at my Web site
http://www.ingopakleppa.com ! Comments are welcome.
Jan 26th 2004, 5:34 am
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Re: have Contract need LC and Green Card processing
Sylvia is right.
If i were a company and got a LC certified -- i could place the position up on ebay for the highest bidder, and then hire that person and get them a gc. Which of course would never fly legally.
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If i were a company and got a LC certified -- i could place the position up on ebay for the highest bidder, and then hire that person and get them a gc. Which of course would never fly legally.
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