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05/13/2011 - H-1B Cap Count Update
Current count:
General cap: 11,200 out of 58,200 available (6,800 of the 65,000 total are reserved by treaty for citizens of Singapore and Chile)
U.S. Master’s degree cap: 7,900 out of 20,000.
Continued slow usage.
U.S. employers with personnel requirements for highly educated workers, foreign nationals seeking initial H-1Bs.
05/06/2011 - H-1B Cap Count Update
Current count:
General cap: 10,200 out of 58,200 available (6,800 of the 65,000 total are reserved by treaty for citizens of Singapore and Chile)
U.S. Master’s degree cap: 7,300 out of 20,000.
Continued slow usage, though with something of a bump from the last count this time.
U.S. employers with personnel requirements for highly educated workers, foreign nationals seeking initial H-1Bs.
04/29/2011 - H-1B Cap Count Update
Current count:
General cap: 9,200 out of 58,200 available (6,800 of the 65,000 total are reserved by treaty for citizens of Singapore and Chile)
U.S. Master’s degree cap: 6,600 out of 20,000
Continued slow usage.
U.S. employers with personnel requirements for highly educated workers, foreign nationals seeking initial H-1Bs.
04/23/2011 - H-1B Cap Count Update
Current count:
General cap: 8,000 out of 58,200 available (6,800 of the 65,000 total are reserved by treaty for citizens of Singapore and Chile)
U.S. Master’s degree cap: 5,900 out of 20,000
Continued slow usage.
U.S. employers with personnel requirements for highly educated workers, foreign nationals seeking initial H-1Bs.
04/15/2011 - H-1B Cap Count Update
Current count:
General cap: 7,100 out of 58,200 available (6,800 of the 65,000 total are reserved by treaty for citizens of Singapore and Chile)
U.S. Master’s degree cap: 5,100 out of 20,000
Continued slow usage.
U.S. employers with personnel requirements for highly educated workers, foreign nationals seeking initial H-1Bs