Different Problem

[Rajesh1979]

Dear Everyone,

I acquired my H1B visa in December 2008, but due to some family problem, I couldn't go to USA upto now . Since, I don't want to disclose my family problems to my employer in USA. So I want to let him know that my visa processed very late by now. Tell me, if he could have already been acknowledged by the US-Embassy for my visa issuance. If yes, then please advise, how can I manage this issue?

Your urgent advise is highly appreciated.

Regards
Rajesh

[txh1b]

No, US consulate need not inform the employer that a visa is granted or denied.

[Rajesh1979]

Thanks, but is this authentic that employer is not informed for the visa grant by US Embassy?

No, US consulate need not inform the employer that a visa is granted or denied.

[shervin143]

What kind of authentic proof are you expecting? It isn't the consulate's job to inform about granting/rejection of visa to an individual to his/her employer. However if you are planning to work for the same employer in U.S, the first thing the company HR would ask you when you land in U.S is a copy of your passport and visa which would clearly state when you got your visa stamped.

Thanks, but is this authentic that employer is not informed for the visa grant by US Embassy?