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18 minutes ago, john2295 said:

they are going to do it but im not sure if it will interupt the spousal visa that is already pending

 

Any petition for a work visa will have no impact on your spouse visa process.

 

Frankly though, I think it's unlikely that you will get an H1B visa interview before your spouse visa interview.

 

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Just now, john2295 said:

so basically while im on a pending spousal visa i can stil apply for a work visa without it being compromised? 

You don't apply for a work visa.  The employer petitions for it through their legal department.

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3 minutes ago, john2295 said:

ok and that wont interrupt the spousal visa that i have pending?

Correct H1b is dual intent so not an issue

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Permits immigrant intent

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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7 minutes ago, john2295 said:

so lets say i get the work permit from the us employer and couple weeks later i get approved for my spousal visa. wont they ask questions to why im already in the us ? also when i get approved for the spousal visa wont that mean id have to terminate my work permit since ill be on a different visa ? or am i aloud to be on both at the same time?

Just be careful, if your H1b petition will be approved, you will have to leave the US and do a consular processing do get the H1B status if you are not currently in any legal status (such as F1, J1.....). If you are not in a legal status, you cannot proceed with change of status in the US. If you do not have an advanced parole, you cannot leave the US without abandoning your AOS application.

 
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