H1B visa renewal rejection risk
Anyone knows what is the probability of H1B visa sponsorship renewal that get rejected recently (bachelor degree only)? I've heard it has been very bad but don't exactly know how bad it is. TC 350k YOE 12
I don’t understand how folks like you end up with such high TC
It’s the new way to hassle H1b folks
Majority get RFE if you can submit paperwork to prove your job is specialized then you should be good. Folks with manual testing got approved.
You should not have any problem at all otherwise our immigration system is really fucked up.
My friend has only a bachelors degree and got approved .IMO most RFEs are only for “further clarification”.If you work in a tech position for a proper tech company you should be fine
YOE: 12. You don’t even need a bachelor degree to get your H1B. That experience alone is enough. That said. The current administration stopped doing deference in 2017. That means the USCIS is now processing transfert and renewal the same way they handle initial applications.
Not true anymore. They are rejecting if your bachelors is not in a closely related degree these days!
Beneficiary qualifications RFEs are not new to the current administration. They existed way before. But now. They enforce them strictly as the agency face pressure to apply the H1B requirements in a tone deaf way. Which is kind of sad, because some of the best SWE I know don’t have CS degrees.
Literally every case is its own and unique. We can all provide 2000 different opinions etc, but your case is its own. No one can predict. My spouse got a 221g, with nothing asked from us. She had a PhD. Her work is 100%related to her education. Even with that 221g crap, she just had to wait for extra week, and stamping came without any issues. Me, on the other hand, was not asked anything, and got my renewal and stamping without issues. This is just our experience. Good luck.
As long as your work is relevant to your area of study, you won’t have any problems.
Hmm do you have personal experience with this to share? Does having only a bachelor degree increase the rejection chance?
Have several colleagues who hold a bachelors degree. Never seen any issues with their visas.