Work VisaJun 9, 2019
Anthembbjkthulu

H1B

If you are contracting, Is it possible to find out whether your employer actually filed your H1B petition? P.S: I only have an LCA copy as proof. My employer hasn’t updated me whether it is picked or not?

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CVS Health zzwJ42 Jun 9, 2019

Unfortunately, not.

Anthem bbjkthulu OP Jun 9, 2019

🙁☹️

Bloomberg YUNOSlayer Jun 9, 2019

You can actually, see: https://lcr-pjr.doleta.gov/index.cfm?event=ehLCJRExternal.dspLCRLanding Although you’ll have to work out/guess which petition is yours if it’s a big company

Anthem bbjkthulu OP Jun 9, 2019

That was a great help, I was able to find my petition and verify that it was filed, thanks. So should I assume that my petition was not picked in the lottery since its too late to expect that.

Sanofi VVRI77 Jun 9, 2019

@ Op how did you find out that your employer filled the application?

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INPe72 Jun 9, 2019

This post is a joke and shows how paranoid you are. First off, I have no idea why you or any of the below commentators are engaging with you on such a dumb question. If your employer, or prospective employer, confirmed the H-1B petition was filed, then guess what? OMG--- rely on that information that your EMPLOYER'S H-1B petition was filed. Let me clarify, the H-1B petition that is filed is done so on your EMPLOYER'S BEHALF as the petitioner and you are merely the beneficiary, who can be replaced on the H-1B petition, if so necessary. If your employer, who most likely has immigration counsel, has indicated that the H-1B petition was filed, then you have no reason to question them or assume it was not. It would be unethical, wrong, and illegal to confirm that it was filed, if it was not. Second off, just spreading some knowledge on this website because so many of you are clueless about the immigration system. Just because an LCA was filed, does NOT mean an H-1B petition was filed. It simply means that an LCA was filed. This does NOT confirm that the other measures for compliance purposes were taken (ex. posting of the LCA for US workers to see/ maintaining PAF). Thirdly, your employer hasn't confirmed if your H-1B was picked? Guess what, it probably wasn't. Your employer will receive a hardcopy of each H-1B petition along with a rejection notice. Typically the standard process for companies, which is highly efficient, is that the company waits for ALL rejections to come in and then they send mass email to employees to confirm that all petitions were adjudicated or in the process of adjudication by USCIS and yours was not selected.

Anthem bbjkthulu OP Jun 10, 2019

Don’t act too smart, you only looked like an Idiot with such a long reply, everything you said was quite obvious. Hope u could sleep well every night.