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Some Cap-Subject H1B Petitions to be Transferred Between Service Centers

· May 24, 2019

The USCIS stated that it may transfer some Form I-129 H1B FY-2020 cap-subject petitions between the Vermont Service Center and the California Service Center for workload management purposes [PDF version]. The USCIS will notify petitioners whose cases are transferred. If a petitioner receives a transfer notice, it should direct all future correspondence to the Service Center to which the petition was transferred.

We discuss issues relating to the FY-2020 H1B cap in a separate article [see article]. Please see our website’s growing categories on Work Visas [see category] and AC21 [see category] to learn more about the H1B program and related issues.

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