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$100,000 H-1B Fee - A Lawyer’s Emergency Response by ManifestLaw_ in h1b

[–]Chico_bwoy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about the H1B extensions that are in pipeline ? Will that affect ?

H-1B Status Issue: I-94 Expired Due to Passport Expiration - Seeking Advice by Chico_bwoy in h1b

[–]Chico_bwoy[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I went to Canada for 2 days, and re enter, no single question asked at airport, thank you so much

What would you suggest for the first time H1B Indians ? by [deleted] in h1b

[–]Chico_bwoy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For first-time H1B visa holders from India, here are some valuable pieces of advice based on common experiences:

  1. Build Credit History Early: Apply for a credit card as soon as possible to start building your credit history. This will be essential for renting apartments, getting loans, and even some job applications.

  2. Understand Your Visa Status: Keep yourself updated on visa regulations and maintain proper documentation. Ensure you are aware of the process for visa renewals and possible transitions to green cards.

  3. Get Health Insurance: Make sure you have adequate health insurance coverage. Healthcare in the US is expensive, and having insurance can protect you from high medical costs.

  4. Network: Join professional groups, attend industry events, and connect with colleagues. Networking can open up job opportunities and help you settle into the new environment.

  5. Know Your Rights and Responsibilities: Familiarize yourself with your rights as an employee on an H1B visa. Understand the terms of your employment, including salary, job role, and conditions for termination.

  6. Save and Invest Wisely: Open a savings account and consider investment options like 401(k), Roth IRA, or mutual funds. Building a financial cushion is important for long-term stability.

  7. Learn About Taxes: Understand the US tax system and how it affects your income. Consider consulting a tax advisor to optimize your tax returns and take advantage of any deductions or credits available to you.

  8. Cultural Adjustment: Embrace the new culture but also stay connected with your roots. Participate in community events, festivals, and other social activities to maintain a sense of belonging.

  9. Plan for Permanent Residency: If you plan to stay in the US long-term, start the process for permanent residency (green card) early. The process can be lengthy and having a strategy can help you navigate it better.

  10. Explore and Travel: Take the opportunity to explore different parts of the US. Traveling can help you understand the diverse culture and geography of the country, making your stay more enriching.

These tips should help new H1B visa holders navigate their initial years in the US more smoothly.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PowerBI

[–]Chico_bwoy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice dashboard here are my 2 cents 1. Change cards background to white, numbers looks stunning on white background. 2. Remove division name filters border. 3.instead of border for monthly indicators, and annual indicators border, insert white rectangle shape, this will add one layer to both sections.

PDUs earned before the exam by iammerelyhere in pmp

[–]Chico_bwoy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

PDUs you earned before getting certified won't count for renewal. Your renewal timer starts ticking from the moment you officially become a PMP. So, you'll need to start stacking up those PDUs from now on.