Is there any website relating to this kind of situation?

Actually, I already talked to the lawyer one year ago about my concern filing I-129. However, he said it is ok as long as I don't actually go to the embassy and apply for the visa stamp. He said filing I-129 one year early would be an advantage, since I could get two chances to get the approval (due to the cap).

I understand if I go to the embassy now, they will easily refuse me due to 212(e). So I believe the application of H-1b visa means you go to the embassy and apply for such visa. Am I right? Is there any information on this? I already checked the INA 212(e) clause. There is no detailed explanation on what is the application of H visa. Does filing I-129 also consider as application to H-1b visa?

Moreover, in I-129, there is a question about J-1 waiver under section C Numerical Limitation Exemption Information. I honestly ticked 'No'. The question is as following.

Is the beneficiary of this petition a J-1 nonimmigrant alien who received a waiver of the two-year
foreign residency requirement described in section 214 (l)(1)(B) or (C) of the Act?

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• If you are in US, filling I-129 is the way to get -Martinlu2003315- ♂ (434 bytes) () 02/05/2008 postreply 10:29:54

• Thank you very much! -visualage- ♂ (87 bytes) () 02/05/2008 postreply 17:23:00

• 回複：Thank you very much! -visualage- ♂ (37 bytes) () 02/05/2008 postreply 17:23:31