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Posted about 8 hours ago
Farouk Elhadi
Answered about 8 hours ago
Yes, you generally get a 60-day grace period after losing your job, or until your I-94 expires if that comes sooner. During that time you can look for a new employer, file an H-1B transfer, change status, or prepare to leave the US.
Laxmi Shrestha
Answered about 8 hours ago
I went through this last year. The important part is that the new employer must file the H-1B transfer within the 60 days. Once it’s filed, you can usually start working right away under portability rules.
Mateo Ibarra
Answered about 8 hours ago
If finding a job is taking longer, some people file a change of status to B-2 visitor to stay in the US longer while job hunting. It doesn’t allow you to work, but it can help you stay in status.
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