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NiceBOY2801
Aug 27, 2009, 10:31 AM
hi All,

i am on h1b visa,right now i got job and in that job my company will give me 40 $ per hr job but my vendor offer to increase 5$ per hour. but if i passed to my company. he will not give me single money. so i decide to take that 5$ from vendor.

Question : Can i get check from vendor at a hourly rate?


so can anyone help me on this
Thanks in advance.:confused:

AtlantaTaxExpert
Aug 27, 2009, 12:21 PM
This is REALLY a legal question, but I know the answer which I am posting.

If I read this correctly, your employer (who sponsored you for the H-1B visa) is providing you and your expertise to this vendor, who is offering to pay you an additional $5 per hour over and above your $40 per hour pay.

If that is the case, accepting the extra $5 violates the provisions of your visa, which specifically states that you can only collecting compensation from your sponsoring employer.

MukatA
Aug 28, 2009, 12:08 AM
1. Why should vendor know that you get $50 per hour?
2. If you collect money from vendor, the employee may not like this arrangement. It may even be against your employment terms.