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| May a foreign worker have more than one H-1B visa to work for multiple employers? |
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| Written by Jose E. Latour | |
| Thursday, 01 February 2007 | |
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May a foreign worker have more than one H-1B visa to work for multiple employers? Absolutely yes! According to the regulations and interpretations, a foreign employee may have multiple H-1Bs to work for several employers. All that the law requires is that each employer hold an approved H-1B for the employee. |
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