Can I stamp my H1 in US embassy in Canada?

[am8084]

Hi.
I'm a physician on J1. I'm considering a waiver job. my question is the following:
If I get a waiver job and an H1 status, will I be able to go to Canada to stamp my H1 so I can re-enter USA even if I don't have the H1 stamp and I go back to my country only if I get the H1 stamp. The reason I'm asking is that in the past my clearance took 2 months when I applied for J1 in my country. I'm scared of going to my country and being unable to come back.

[shervin143]

You can go to Canada for stamping. However, if the H1B visa gets denied in Canada, then you cannot enter U.S in H1B status.
https://www.immihelp.com/usa-visas/v...gcanadamexico/

[am8084]

You can go to Canada for stamping. However, if the H1B visa gets denied in Canada, then you cannot enter U.S in H1B status.
https://www.immihelp.com/usa-visas/v...gcanadamexico/

Any way that enables me not to leave the USA unless I know I'll be able to re-enter?
I heard about travel document. What is it?

[shervin143]

What are you trying to ask?

Any way that enables me not to leave the USA unless I know I'll be able to re-enter?
I heard about travel document. What is it?

[am8084]

What are you trying to ask?

In the past I visited my country and had to reaply for my J1 in the embassy. My clearance took 60 days.

I'm wondering if there is a way I can guarantee I'll be able to re-enter the USA without delay if I have H1 job.

[shervin143]

There is no such guarantee. If they need to do the admin processing again, then will once again issue you a 221g.

In the past I visited my country and had to reaply for my J1 in the embassy. My clearance took 60 days.

I'm wondering if there is a way I can guarantee I'll be able to re-enter the USA without delay if I have H1 job.