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I am coordinating my first H-1B visa process. If you have "been there - done that" and have some helpful tips, I would greatly appreciate hearing them. Thanks!!
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H-1B(Employer sponsored temporary visa)

posted at 8/24/1999 4:04 AM EDT
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I am coordinating my first H-1B visa process. If you have "been there - done that" and have some helpful tips, I would greatly appreciate hearing them.

Thanks!!
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H-1B(Employer sponsored temporary visa)

posted at 8/24/1999 11:35 PM EDT
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Hire an attorney who specializes in immigration law.
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H-1B(Employer sponsored temporary visa)

posted at 8/25/1999 5:44 AM EDT
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If you are not going to be doing many of these, I would do it myself, because the process is not that complicated. If you hire an immigration attorney, it is going to cost you lots of $$$. This is a two step process, which normally takes 6-8 weeks. Contact the DOL and INS for the paperwork. The total cost is approximately $200. You can find lots of detailed information on the internet. Good luck !
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H-1B(Employer sponsored temporary visa)

posted at 8/25/1999 5:47 AM EDT
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Check out the following web-site for good information on this topic: www.visalaw.com
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posted at 8/25/1999 10:40 PM EDT
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I was afraid you were going to say that. It was what I recommended, but they don't want to spend the $$$.

Wish me luck.

Thanks for the response.
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posted at 8/25/1999 10:43 PM EDT
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Thanks for the info!!!
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posted at 8/25/1999 10:43 PM EDT
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Thanks for the vote of confidence. It seems a bit overwhelming at first, but I've gotten used to the idea.

Thanks for your response.
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