USCIS received electronic submissions for cap-subject H-1B petitions for FY2021 March 1st through 20th 2020. More than enough applications were filed electronically to meet the annual cap, sending the method to a randomized electronic lottery. The lottery is complete, and those selected will be notified by March 31st, 2020, USCIS says.
You can confirm the status of your visa application, or of your employee or user’s visa application by going to the beneficiary’s online USCIS account. The status of the submission will either say submitted, selected, or disallowed. Submitted means- the application was successfully submitted but not selected. However, even if it was not selected, the petition will continue to be under thought until the fiscal year’s end, when the status will change to selected, not selected, or disallowed..Denied means that the electronic petition was denied due to duplicate submissions, self-submission, declined payment, and so onward.
Selected means that your petition, or your employee or user’s petition has been selected in the H-1B lottery, and you now have ninety days to complete and submit the full H-1B petition. Due to COVID-19 related issues, premium processing has been delay, but all deadlines are still on schedule for
when you want to complete the filing. This may be topic to change, and we will keep you updated. In the meantime, it is time, for those selected, it is time to complete the petition as soon as possible to make sure an on-time start date. That means anticipating and addressing all possible issues that may
start in adjudicating your case, or your employee or user’s case in your complete filing.
At CCI TheDegreePeople.com we work with complicated cases and RFEs each year. We have a thoughtful of what triggers them, and what prevents them. Let us review your case and give you a free conference before you file. Basically visit ccifree.com/ and we will get back to you in 48 hours or less. All rush delivery fees are waived for the month March!
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