Sfsf

Hello,

My wife has been offered a parttime University Job. Eventhough it says
parttime she would be working 30-32 hr/week and the position is salaried.
What's the H1-b process for jobs like these. (She has a BSc and planning to
gruaduate with her MSc in this fall)

Thank you
PT

J. J. Farrell

On Sep 20, 9:14 pm, sfsf <s...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> My wife has been offered a parttime University Job. Eventhough it says
> parttime she would be working 30-32 hr/week and the position is salaried.
> What's the H1-b process for jobs like these. (She has a BSc and planning to
> gruaduate with her MSc in this fall)

The same process as for any other - the prospective employer files an
LCA then an H-1B petition. If the job is not covered by the H-1B cap
(being with a University, it should be exempt) then they can file any
time.

another Bob

In article <>, J. J.
Farrell <> wrote:

> On Sep 20, 9:14 pm, sfsf <s...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > My wife has been offered a parttime University Job. Eventhough it says
> > parttime she would be working 30-32 hr/week and the position is salaried.
> > What's the H1-b process for jobs like these. (She has a BSc and planning to
> > gruaduate with her MSc in this fall)
>
> The same process as for any other - the prospective employer files an
> LCA then an H-1B petition. If the job is not covered by the H-1B cap
> (being with a University, it should be exempt) then they can file any
> time.
>
and the LCA and H1-B petiton both show it as a part time job.

another bob (not an immigration attorney)