H1b海归后再归海也太难了
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讲讲我的故事:首先说下楼主的专业不是码农,不过也算是目前还算比较热门和好找工作的一个engineering专业。在2017年的时候抽中h1b,工作了两年在中西部大农村感觉实在是孤单寂寞冷,于是2019年12月的时候不顾家人朋友的反对扔掉h1回国了。回国没多久就遭受疫情各国封国,一直在中国做本职岗位到现在。在中国这两年深深的感受到了shzy的毒打,后悔极了当初回国的决定,趁着美国open boarder的契机,想重新回到美国工作。
resume放上去之后找我的recruiter倒是蛮多的,但是很多听到我在中国就杳无音信了。今天在我的催促下一个recruiter终于给了回复,回复如下:
Thank you for following up and here is the feedback that we received from our immigration team. The best case scenario as far as a timeline is approximately 4-6 months based on the appointment availability at the consulates in China. Worst case, the timeline could take 6-8+ months depending on whether an RFE is received, timing for appointment, and any Covid restrictions.
Timeline:
2-3 weeks for filing H-1B transfer
Up to 15 days for USCIS to take action on the H-1B transfer (approval or RFE; if RFE is issued, we have up to 60 days to respond and then USCIS has up to 60 days to make a decision based on our response)
Visa stamping appointment after approval of H-1B;
This is dependent on the consulate and availability
Approximately 2-3 months to schedule an appointment
Waiting period for passport to be returned with visa stamp (up to 6 weeks)
Travel time to US and onboarding
These timelines would present a challenge because we would need to have a manager at a company that is able and willing to wait this long for a candidate to start. If you know of any way possible to shorten this timeline or if you have any updates then please let me know.
说实话看了以后真的很绝望,不知道该咋办,想想这个recruiter说的也蛮有道理的,虽然时间估算略微偏长,但也大体差不多。没啥manager愿意等我这么久。
目前能想到的方法有几个:
1. 一直硬申请工作,期待狗屎运遇到赏识我的manager
2.去美国再读个书然后找工作再drop off学校,但是楼主本科四川两所985之一,在美国制裁清单里,现在f1估计没那么容易
3.旅游签证去美国找工作然后转h1,这个有风险,境内好像b1直接转h1b会有risk,如果出境转h1b的话那么和我的第一条好像没啥区别
4.去加拿大读书拿枫叶卡,这个经济上略微有压力
现在楼主真的不知道该咋办,但是归海心切,想问问各位究竟应该怎么办,有没有跟我情况类似的小伙伴可以一起聊聊
resume放上去之后找我的recruiter倒是蛮多的,但是很多听到我在中国就杳无音信了。今天在我的催促下一个recruiter终于给了回复,回复如下:
Thank you for following up and here is the feedback that we received from our immigration team. The best case scenario as far as a timeline is approximately 4-6 months based on the appointment availability at the consulates in China. Worst case, the timeline could take 6-8+ months depending on whether an RFE is received, timing for appointment, and any Covid restrictions.
Timeline:
2-3 weeks for filing H-1B transfer
Up to 15 days for USCIS to take action on the H-1B transfer (approval or RFE; if RFE is issued, we have up to 60 days to respond and then USCIS has up to 60 days to make a decision based on our response)
Visa stamping appointment after approval of H-1B;
This is dependent on the consulate and availability
Approximately 2-3 months to schedule an appointment
Waiting period for passport to be returned with visa stamp (up to 6 weeks)
Travel time to US and onboarding
These timelines would present a challenge because we would need to have a manager at a company that is able and willing to wait this long for a candidate to start. If you know of any way possible to shorten this timeline or if you have any updates then please let me know.
说实话看了以后真的很绝望,不知道该咋办,想想这个recruiter说的也蛮有道理的,虽然时间估算略微偏长,但也大体差不多。没啥manager愿意等我这么久。
目前能想到的方法有几个:
1. 一直硬申请工作,期待狗屎运遇到赏识我的manager
2.去美国再读个书然后找工作再drop off学校,但是楼主本科四川两所985之一,在美国制裁清单里,现在f1估计没那么容易
3.旅游签证去美国找工作然后转h1,这个有风险,境内好像b1直接转h1b会有risk,如果出境转h1b的话那么和我的第一条好像没啥区别
4.去加拿大读书拿枫叶卡,这个经济上略微有压力
现在楼主真的不知道该咋办,但是归海心切,想问问各位究竟应该怎么办,有没有跟我情况类似的小伙伴可以一起聊聊