Here's the list I can think of

I think you'll need all documents that will prove the following: (1) you have never been out of status and (2) you are currently legally residing in the U.S.

This means:
* I-20(s),
* your transcripts,
* diploma(s),
* any OPT time needs to been documented - copy of EAD card, if any
* your H1-B approval notice (Form I-797 and new I-94),
* a letter from your employer (on company letterhead) stating that you are in the position that the H1-B is approved for since (or after) the date of the H1-B approval, and perhaps even your salary. Your SSN may also be included in this letter. Needs to be signed by your supervisor who processed your H1-B for you.

The law office I've used usually will recommend the full set of document submitted when you filed your H1-B.

If I think of something else I'll post again. Good luck.

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• 回複：Here's the list I can think of -kkmem- ♀ (176 bytes) () 09/16/2004 postreply 21:29:30

• something more.... -qqzzww- ♀ (208 bytes) () 09/17/2004 postreply 07:42:06