Can I travel on an H-1B visa with an approved I-526 petition?

It should not be a problem because, H-1B is a dual intent visa and in your situation, you can travel with it.

You may get extra questioning about your intent, but H-1B is a dual intent status so you should be OK. If anything, if there were an issue you would have not been able to get the H-1B approved in the first place.

Yes. Even though you have an approved I-526 petition, there is nothing to prevent you from traveling on an H-1B visa. Your approved I-526 petition should not cause you any issue, with respect to your eligibility for re-admission on your H-1B visa. There''s nothing really you need to do.

You absolutely can travel on the H-1B Visa, as well as maintaining valid H-1B status during this part of the process until your priority date becomes current and you can file for your adjustment of status. There is no issue with having H-1B and I-526 petition approved.

You can travel on an unexpired H-1B visa. It should not affect your I-526.

The H-1B is a dual intent visa so there is no problem. Disclose the I-526 filing when you apply for the H-1B visa.

There should be no issues traveling with an H-1B because the H-1B has the dual intent feature.

That is a dual intent category so travel is fine. You need an H-01B visa to return to the U.S.

No problem at all. All H visas are dual intent visas so the fact that you have an approved I-526 petition should not interfere in any way with your short term plans to travel in and out of the United States. At the border, you might get a question due to your approved I-526, but you should have no issues in being admitted back into the US, with your valid H-1B visa.

Approved I-526 petition should not affect H-1B visa because it allows for dual intent.