GLOSSARY

Visa Stamp

The sticker placed in a passport by a U.S. consulate allowing travel to a U.S. port of entry in a specific visa category.
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About Visa Stamp

<p>Having an <b>H-1B visa stamp</b> in your passport is necessary to enter the U.S. in H-1B status (except for Canadians, who are visa-exempt). The stamp is obtained via a consular interview abroad.</p><p>It shows:</p><ul><li>The visa category (H-1B)</li><li>Validity dates</li><li>Number of entries allowed</li></ul><p>Importantly, the visa stamp's expiration doesn't determine how long you can stay – that's determined by the I-94 given on entry. But you cannot re-enter after your visa expires (unless renewed). If you change employers but your visa is still valid, you typically can use the same visa with the new approval notice to re-enter.</p>

CATEGORY

Travel Documents

KEYWORDS

visa stamp, passport, consular interview, entry document, validity dates, re-entry

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