cost of h1-b transfer, renewal and greencard?
Apr 25th 2002, 10:00 pm
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cost of h1-b transfer, renewal and greencard?
What are the costs (just ballpark figures) associated with the following?
1) H1-B transfer
2) H1-B renewal
3) Greencard (sponsored by a company)
I would guess that each of the above costs about $2000-3000, including lawyer's
fees. Is it common for a company to ask a prospective employee to pay for these
things himself?
Thanks. I couldn't find any FAQ on this.
-John [email protected] (remove elephant)
1) H1-B transfer
2) H1-B renewal
3) Greencard (sponsored by a company)
I would guess that each of the above costs about $2000-3000, including lawyer's
fees. Is it common for a company to ask a prospective employee to pay for these
things himself?
Thanks. I couldn't find any FAQ on this.
-John [email protected] (remove elephant)
Apr 26th 2002, 5:30 pm
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Re: cost of h1-b transfer, renewal and greencard?
"John Kim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> What are the costs (just ballpark figures) associated with the following?
>
> 1) H1-B transfer
> 2) H1-B renewal
> 3) Greencard (sponsored by a company)
>
> I would guess that each of the above costs about $2000-3000, including lawyer's
> fees. Is it common for a company to ask a prospective employee to pay for these
> things himself?
>
> Thanks. I couldn't find any FAQ on this.
>
> -John [email protected] (remove elephant)
Well quotes from immigration attorneys do vary from $2000-$3500. But the fees charged
by the INS is $1130.
As for green card through employment fees, pending on which attorney you hire, can
also vary, as I've been quoted $3500-$8000!!!! AS the process takes longer like
2-3yrs! It is advisable to speak to as many immigration attorneys as the good ones
will call you back personally and discuss the proccess and COST, as after all they
want you to retain their service.
Best of luck.
news:<o_Zx8.44981$%[email protected] t>...
> What are the costs (just ballpark figures) associated with the following?
>
> 1) H1-B transfer
> 2) H1-B renewal
> 3) Greencard (sponsored by a company)
>
> I would guess that each of the above costs about $2000-3000, including lawyer's
> fees. Is it common for a company to ask a prospective employee to pay for these
> things himself?
>
> Thanks. I couldn't find any FAQ on this.
>
> -John [email protected] (remove elephant)
Well quotes from immigration attorneys do vary from $2000-$3500. But the fees charged
by the INS is $1130.
As for green card through employment fees, pending on which attorney you hire, can
also vary, as I've been quoted $3500-$8000!!!! AS the process takes longer like
2-3yrs! It is advisable to speak to as many immigration attorneys as the good ones
will call you back personally and discuss the proccess and COST, as after all they
want you to retain their service.
Best of luck.
