Thrice H-1B Rejected, Indian-Origin Professional Secures US Stay via O-1 Visa

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Sohan Sethi, an Indian-origin professional, was denied the H-1B work visa three times after moving to the United States. He subsequently pursued the O-1 visa, a category reserved for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field. Securing the visa required substantial documentation, legal assistance, and proof of notable professional achievements and industry recognition. Sethi's case underscores the hurdles skilled immigrants often face in navigating the US visa system. He now leads a team and actively shares his experience to help others in similar situations explore alternative immigration pathways.

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