I think that it is ok for you to do H-1 transfer.

an H-1B temporary worker “port” under §105 of AC21 (INA § 214(n)) from one employer to another even after the alien’s I-94 or last approved petition has expired as long as he or she is still in a “period of stay authorized by the Attorney General”?
Answer: Yes. Under certain circumstances, an H-1B alien may still be able to port to another H-1B employer even after the alien’s I-94 or last approved petition has expired. In order to port, however, such alien must meet all the requirements of INA § 214(n), including the requirement that the new petition be filed while the alien is in a “period of stay authorized by the Attorney General.” USCIS has previously determined and issued guidance explaining what constitutes a “period of stay authorized by the Attorney General.” One example would be:
Alien is in H-1B status. Employer A timely files a non-frivolous extension of the alien’s H-1B status. Alien’s original petition, approved for Employer A, expires during the pendency of the extension. Alien is then in a “period of stay as authorized by the Attorney General” while Employer A’s extension is pending. Employer B then files new petition and alien wants to port to Employer B. Under INA § 214(n), the alien should be permitted to port because he or she is in a “period of stay as authorized by the Attorney General.”
In other words, porting under INA §214 does not require that the alien currently be in H-1B status as long as he or she is in a “period of stay authorized by the Attorney General.”

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• 哥們，認真讀一下。有點含糊，但感覺可以。 -6441- ♀ (0 bytes) () 01/18/2006 postreply 17:46:49

• 太謝謝你了，好像至少在等待H4時，我可以重新申請H1B，是吧？ -103456- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/18/2006 postreply 17:59:03

• Definitely -6441- ♀ (0 bytes) () 01/18/2006 postreply 18:36:56

• Found something you may be interested. Anybody has an update -6441- ♀ (1690 bytes) () 01/18/2006 postreply 21:23:04

• I appreciate your help -103456- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/19/2006 postreply 11:58:21