Curtis

Back in 1999, I have applied for H-1B.
I didn't do it by myself, my attorney did.
In the process of applying for H-1B, I had to come back to my home
country for the personal reason.
I don't if how far my application went though.
I am going to apply for H-1B again.

My question is that...

Are there any restrictions when I am applying for the H-1B visa again
if my application went to all the way and approved?

I will be appreciated for any kind of help.

Thanks.

Ingo Pakleppa - See Web Site For Email

No problem. When filing today, it is a good idea to include the old
approval notice and a note that says that you never used the H-1B. But
given how old it is, it shouldn't really make a difference either way.

On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 09:57:20 -0700, Curtis wrote:

    > Back in 1999, I have applied for H-1B. I didn't do it by myself, my
    > attorney did. In the process of applying for H-1B, I had to come back to
    > my home country for the personal reason.
    > I don't if how far my application went though. I am going to apply for
    > H-1B again.
    >
    > My question is that...
    >
    > Are there any restrictions when I am applying for the H-1B visa again if
    > my application went to all the way and approved?
    >
    > I will be appreciated for any kind of help.
    >
    > Thanks.

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