A person can work for a U. S. employer as an H-1B employee for a maximum continuous period of ten years.

(A) True

(B) False

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Jase Craig

13 June, 02:14

A person can work for a U. S. employer as an H-1B employee for a maximum continuous period of ten years.

(A) True

(B) False

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Markus Blevins · Answer 1

Answer: False

Explanation:

The given statement is false, as a person work as US employer on the H1B visa for the maximum period of six years.

The H1B visa are initially valid for the three years and then, it can be extended for three years more. H1B visa basically given temporary based on the employment in the united state.

H1B visa is also known as work visa and this visa holder need to gain the employment from the employer of US.

A person can work for a U. S. employer as an H-1B employee for a maximum continuous period of ten years.(A) True(B) False

A person can work for a U. S. employer as an H-1B employee for a maximum continuous period of ten years.

(A) True

(B) False