A lot of extremely uninformed advise in this thread. Just so you know H1B has a hard cap with no exceptions: 6 years after which you cannot work in the US, unle

A lot of extremely uninformed advise in this thread. Just so you know H1B has a hard cap with no exceptions: 6 years after which you cannot work in the US, unless you have PERM approved, or live outside the US for 1 full calendar year and apply for the H1B CAP again. H1B transfers will not help OP if he has only 1 year left because it's not enough time to get PERM approved. Advise like this can be harmful, immigration law in the US is very complex and full of pitfalls that get people deported.