CASE: H-1B Concurrent Employment
PETITIONER: University
BENEFICIARY: Zimbabwean Director of Global Integration & Projects Manager
LOCATION: Kansas
Our client is a university which is located in Kansas. They contacted our office in February 2017 to seek assistance from our office for their foreign employee’s H-1B based on concurrent employment category. The beneficiary is from Zimbabwe and he obtained his Ph. D. degree in chemistry. The proffered position for the Beneficiary is a Director of Global Integration & Projects Manager which we argued qualifies as a specialty occupation. He got his H-1B status with a different petitioner-employer in 2016.
After retention, our office promptly filed the H-1B visa petition with various supporting documents on March 9, 2017 via regular processing. We also gathered supporting documents from both the Petitioner and Beneficiary and argued that beneficiary’s position is a specialty occupation as the law requires. Eventually, our client’s H-1B application was approved on April 27, 2017. His H-1B is good until April 2020.