Change to job project, H1B change needed?

[F1struggle]

I am going for my first out of country travel after my (first) H1-B petition was applied and approved. I work for an direct employer (we are the client). I am travelling to my home country/India.

Do I need to update my I-129 or H1-b petition , I had the following two scenarios:
1. My employer moved addresses/the complete organization moved about a mile from where we were. Same city
2. I changed my team, same role/daily job duties(different position # but my petition had a generic job title and job duties that is used throughout the organization i.e. systems analyst) for the most part; just a different program.

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[lisaanderson]

I am going for my first out of country travel after my (first) H1-B petition was applied and approved. I work for an direct employer (we are the client). I am travelling to my home country/India.

Do I need to update my I-129 or H1-b petition , I had the following two scenarios:
1. My employer moved addresses/the complete organization moved about a mile from where we were. Same city
2. I changed my team, same role/daily job duties(different position # but my petition had a generic job title and job duties that is used throughout the organization i.e. systems analyst) for the most part; just a different program.

1. No, but your employer had to do an LCA posting at the new location. Make sure it has been done.
2. It’s not a material change so it shouldn’t matter. Also, it’s not something you really need to report even at the interview as long as everything mentioned in the original petitioner letter is still true.

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http://www.desiopt.com/index.php?show_emp=3648

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[F1struggle]

1. No, but your employer had to do an LCA posting at the new location. Make sure it has been done.
2. It’s not a material change so it shouldn’t matter. Also, it’s not something you really need to report even at the interview as long as everything mentioned in the original petitioner letter is still true.

Thank you.

My employer mentioned that they will post an LCA at new location. I would not have any mechanism to validate the same. IF I asked the same at the appointment, I will maintain that employer did plan to post LCA.