Is there anyone with 2 H1B approved?

[mkssamy]

Hi,
Finally I got my H1B this year. Though, it is good but I have been given a location in different state than from my family and kids. After filing this H1B, I have recieved an offer from a local Pharmacy. I don't know what to do? Should I go for it or not? If I leave, what will be the implications? though I am ready to pay back the attorney fees but I am worried since it is unethical.
Any suggestions... please.
Thanks,
SSamy

[tumboka]

Hi,
This is the way I look at it. You are a job seeker and you will apply at various places for employment and if you lucky you might get offers from 1,2 or 3 places. We have to chose the options that suites you best. Yes return the money for the attorney and the filling fees but I do not think it is unethical.
Good Luck

[mkssamy]

Thanks Tumboka!
Suppose we dont like the place where we have been allotted, do we need to continue there against our will. Because most of the time, the locations for foreign pharmacists were remote and no american pharmacists will be interested.
Any comments....
Ssamy

[tumboka]

Hi,
Yes I agree to your last statement. However there are two ways to look at it, suppose I am a bachelor, I will not mind a small remote place that much, but once you have family and kids and you have better options then you should go for it,very few and you are lucky to get 2 H1b's.

If you do not like the place where you have been allocated then I guess you can try for a transfer of H1B after you have become a pharmacist.My advise is whether you like the place or not, do your internship and become a registered pharmacist and then you will have a lot of opportunities open for you.
Good Luck

[mkssamy]

Hi Tumboka,
I appreciate for your comments.
I just want clarify that I dont have 2 H1B, but I have two sponsors. After reading your post, I have decided not to go for the second H1B. I will stick with the approved H1B and wait till get licensed. As you said, there will be more opportunities after becoming RPh.
SSamy

Hi,
Yes I agree to your last statement. However there are two ways to look at it, suppose I am a bachelor, I will not mind a small remote place that much, but once you have family and kids and you have better options then you should go for it,very few and you are lucky to get 2 H1b's.

If you do not like the place where you have been allocated then I guess you can try for a transfer of H1B after you have become a pharmacist.My advise is whether you like the place or not, do your internship and become a registered pharmacist and then you will have a lot of opportunities open for you.
Good Luck

[tumboka]

Hi,

Good Luck and all the best ....