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Part-time mentorship work on H1B visa

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You need to find out if you are considered a US resident for tax purposes and if so what the effect on your taxes owed in the US on your worldwide earnings.

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/taxation-of-alien-individuals-by-immigration-status-h-1b

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Technically, no, you cannot.  The income earned, despite being in India and in Indian funds, is considered US sourced income because to work was performed while in the US.  That work isn't covered under your I-129, either.  You'd need a separate H1B to be filed in addition to your current visa.    

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