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You are safe .. no doubt. Basically there is NO NEED for you to send any letter at this time to USCIS. AC21 Law will protect you till the end of your GC Process. However, If you really really need to need to send a letter to USCIS ... type it yourself ... include Ac21 law in the text and...

You retain the original PD

Yates memo dont say ... " FILLING " it suggests to " INFORM " uscis. Filling any application with USCIS means issuance of a reference # ... thats doesnt happen here. Filling means that there is a set procedure for AC21. If USCIS prescribed a way of FILLING AC21 .. it should have pointed out...

Here's my reasons. 1, There is NO laid down process/requirement for a Proactive letter. There are many cases on record where people sent the letter and still got NOID or denied. Why cant USCIS make a form like AR11 (change of address) for AC21 (change of employer) sent each time you switch...

The information you shared with us. ... You should be ok .. I dont see any point to worry at this stage. Keep working and you will get your GC in due course.

Kindly let me know Are you waiting for that NOID/Denial letter to reach you before you take any action? How much your lawyer has agreed to charge you to file AC21 ? Will you file MTR ? How much will it cost you to file MTR ? Thanks

As far as AC21 and switching Jobs are concern ... yes you would just need this letter "when and if required" by the USCIS. ofcourse pay stubs or may be tax returns. I have never seen anyone getting a personalised response from USCIS. They NEVER give personalised response to ANY letter you...

Letter from the Manager should be fine too. All there is to establish similarity. Generally, lawyers do not want to get into playing another case of proving it, thats why they prefer to have even same words. " not to complicate anything else ". If you are satisfied with it I am sure your lawyer...

The emphasise is on the title because a syatem administratot will not be developing web based applications. However the RFE issued by USCIS specifically asks for Job Duties ..... and you should not twist job details at that stage.

rp1740 .... I understand your worries, i have been through that. Once you get a good lawyer, all your concerns will be dealt with. You are in status just as Greencardvirus said. He has given you wonderful suggestions. Please dont over sweat this situation, this will take a while for you...

You have the answers above ... However, please provide some more details about your case .. dates and approvals ....

Easy Feel Dude ...... There is never a word like "INVOKE AC21" in any related law. If you meet the condition (approved I140 + 180 days I485 pending ) the AC21 law WILL protect you. No matter how many jobs you switch or stay laid of for a while. The ONLY thing which matters here is the...

Call USCIS ask for details + look for incomming mail. Contact your sponsoring employer and inquire about a possible withdrawal of I140 by him. What are the details of your changing jobs ? If any ...

Mine was lesser than 30 days, however the lawyer counts 30 days as mandatory. "safe period" even the 30th day is of value.

dont worry ... thats USCIS usual crap.

Its mentioned in RFE. check my signature plz .... there is nothing like "INVOKING" the AC21 law is there and will protect you whether you "INVOKE" or not. Plz do obtain that letter and only respond when asked by USCIS and at that time attach a cover letter explaining AC21 for your satisfaction.