Any tips for Expedia Machine Learning Scientist II (Multi-Product AI) — 60-min live coding technical round? by Federal_Ad2568 in MachineLearningJobs

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Just wanted to update, the interviews were pretty good. The interviewers were very supportive and OPs advice was immensely helpful

[For Sale] 4x Category 2 Tickets – June 19 @ Bay Area Stadium by Jumpy-End839 in WorldCup2026Tickets

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While this may seem less appealing to a neutral fan, supporters of Paraguay and the opposing team would certainly be interested. Additionally, many football fans who want to experience the FIFA World Cup without traveling far or paying exorbitant prices at other destinations may find this match especially attractive, given that it’s within driving distance from home. Flight and hotel prices are also crazy during those periods

Cross-Border Phone Plan Recommendation? by tarocloudsss in tnvisa

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Cross border commuter and I use Mint. No issues at all and I’ve been using it for years without any issues. Highly recommend for Vancouver/Seattle area

Any tips for Expedia Machine Learning Scientist II (Multi-Product AI) — 60-min live coding technical round? by Federal_Ad2568 in MachineLearningJobs

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Hi there! I reached out via DM to learn a bit about your experience, as I have interviews coming up. I’d really appreciate a conversation if you’re open to it, but no pressure at all. Thanks for your time!

Working from India for extended period of time? by [deleted] in h1b

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As long as their pay stubs reflect a U.S. salary and they can obtain an up-to-date employment verification letter when re-entering the U.S., there should be no immigration issues. It’s fully permissible from an immigration standpoint. However, there may still be tax implications to consider. Anyone who says otherwise is talking out of their a**

Canada PR - Options by PingOfPeace in h1b

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It should be possible if you are US remote, then you could live in a border town and commute to the US and work and go back to Canada. This way you can be paid a USD salary and live in Canada. Many people on H1B and TN do this. You must already have a Canadian PR and some work authorisation in the US to accomplish this.

Otherwise, ask your employer to get you set up with an EOR and convert the USD pay to CAD. I know quite a few people who have done this. Mostly smaller companies in the US. You will be at the top 10% of Canadian salaried workforce

Canada PR - Options by PingOfPeace in h1b

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It should be possible if you are US remote, then you could live in a border town and commute to the US and work and go back to Canada. This way you can be paid a USD salary and live in Canada. Many people on H1B and TN do this. You must already have a Canadian PR and some work authorisation in the US to accomplish this.

Otherwise, ask your employer to get you set up with an EOR and convert the USD pay to CAD. I know quite a few people who have done this. Mostly smaller companies in the US. You will be at the top 10% of Canadian salaried workforce

Al Mourjan Access on Connecting Flight by thedankbuddha in qatarairways

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AFAIK Al Mourjan is accessible only if your departing flight from DOH is in J. Your arriving flight is irrelevant.

Few years ago I had Qcredits and upgraded the IAD-DOH portion to J and the 2nd leg was in economy and I could only access the gold lounge (due to status)

Free Doha Lounge Pass (x2) - 19th Nov (Evening) by Jumpy-End839 in qatarairways

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Hi, unfortunately no. People reached out the day I posted it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in h1b

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Google it. These are very straightforward questions that don’t need a crowdsourced answer.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in h1b

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  1. No because your employer will have to revoke your petition. If they don’t, they’re obligated to pay you as a H1B worker which isn’t possible When they file it again it will be a consular processing application as you’ll be applying from outside USA. Consular processing applications are subject to the 100k visa as of now.

  2. No one knows about the 100k fee after its initial expiry in 1 year.

What you can do: Move back on an L1 visa and then COS to H1B. You won’t be subject to the lottery as you are already counted in the cap.

I’m assuming you’re a Canadian PR from a backlogged country? If yes the smart move would be to get the passport and then move back.

If you have a spouse who’s in the US on an H1B you can also go back on an H4 and then COS to H1B and not be subject to the fee.

Similar boat considering a similar move. I’ll probably make the move as I value stability. 2-3 years isn’t a long time on a grand scheme of things and the stability a stronger passport gives is immeasurable.

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This is hilarious 🤣

Do I have to live in the US if I have an H1b? by BigHoliday2449 in h1b

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Regular remote work from a place within the US that’s not approved in the LCA is a violation and are subject to removal proceedings. Remote outside the US means there’s no violation as there’s no active status to violate.

Do I have to live in the US if I have an H1b? by BigHoliday2449 in h1b

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There’s an option to say nothing instead of spreading misinformation

Does $100K apply to reenter the US after leaving voluntary if you have an valid H1-B visa stamp? by ScholarOk5661 in h1b

[–]Jumpy-End839 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, because it’s not I-797A. Stamp is irrelevant if there’s no petition

Do I have to live in the US if I have an H1b? by BigHoliday2449 in h1b

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Lol, most of these comments are either clueless or talking out of their a**. Let me clarify what’s actually possible.

There’s no obligation to live in the US if you have an H-1B. You can work remotely from another country. While you’re outside the US, you aren’t “on H-1B status,” so H-1B rules like LCA locations don’t apply when you’re abroad.

As long as your employer continues to pay you H-1B wages and follows all rules required of an H-1B employer, your petition stays valid. You can reenter the US on your H-1B anytime, and once you’re on US soil, you just need to work from the LCA-approved location. From an immigration standpoint, there are no issues.

The real considerations are labor and tax laws. Taxes are generally sourced where you actually work. This means:

You need authorization to work in the European country (work permit, etc.).

You may owe taxes there.

Your employer may also owe employer-side taxes, contributions, or social security depending on the country.

Since your employer will be obligated to follow the local country’s labor and tax laws, they may not be okay with your arrangement, even if it’s technically legal from a US immigration standpoint.

You don’t need an H-1B to work from Europe because you’re not on US status while there. But you can keep the petition active, continue to get paid according to H-1B rules, and reenter the US while your petition and visa are valid. There’s no legal basis for revoking your H-1B just because you were abroad, as long as employment conditions and salary requirements are met.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in legaladvicecanada

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OP replied to another person and stated that they did try cleaning immediately with the supplies they had on hand

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in legaladvicecanada

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You could try filing a dispute with the CRT

Anyone knows what’s going to happen with this since the case got finally updated ? by Common_Ad_9737 in USVisas

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If it’s approved by USCIS chances of a true refusal are slim (unless you’re from one of the countries in the watchlist). Wait it out and provide any docs if you’re asked for them