British Expats - Let Down By Sponsor Again Help!!!!

Actually, you weren't really let down by the sponsor as much as the sponsor having
complied with the law; they are required to withdraw. See if the employer at a later
time is interested in re-hiring your husband. Also, do keep in mind that building a
house is quite a commitment, and you would want to think twice about it based on
something as temporary as an H-1B (even if the employer rehired him, they might lay
him off later!)

Sorry, I don't have any contacts in the flooring industry. You may want to check out
monster.com, dice.com, and a number of other sites.

Ingo

On 5 Mar 2002 13:02:40 -0600, lee <[email protected]> wrote:

    >Hi All, Can anyone help please, we have our own flooring company here in the UK with
    >two partners, we decided we would sell our share when my husband got sponsorship
    >with a flooring company in Florida, we are having a house built just outside
    >Sarasota, on the strength of the job. We have a very good Attorney who has looked
    >into the H1B for us, and hubby qualifies as he has 23years expericence/skill in his
    >trade which classes as a degree, and under a designer techichian pass part 2 of the
    >H1B. Our sponser decided at the last post to withdraw due to lack of work, which has
    > left us having to start again. If anyone can help with sposoring us or knows of
    > any agency we can hire to find us a sponsor we would be very grateful.
    >
    >
    >
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    >Posted via http://britishexpats.com

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