01/23/2025
🌟 Can You Work Remotely on an H-1B Visa from Another State? YES, and Here's the Secret! 🚀
💻 Dreaming of working remotely but worried about visa rules? We've got you covered!
Here's how you can stay compliant and stress-free:
✅ Moving to a new state? Your employer just needs to file an H-1B amendment with a new Labor Condition Application (LCA)—and guess what? You can start working immediately after filing! 🎉
✅ Remote work in the same area? No amendment needed! Just ensure your employer posts the original LCA at your new worksite.
✅ Short-term remote work? Work up to 30-60 days at a different location without changes. Flexibility at its best!
✅ Working outside the U.S.? Yes, it’s possible—but it comes with extra steps like tax considerations and filing updates if you're gone for more than 60 days.
💡 Pro tip: Stay compliant by following the rules, and remote work on an H-1B is totally doable!
🌟 BONUS: Want a faster path to a Green Card? The EB-1A category might be your golden ticket if you're a high achiever in your field.
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Note: We are not attorneys in the US. Kindly do not depend upon us for legal advice. Our scope of services limits us to documentation for immigration petitions.
