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Ead > 6mnths job loss - vacation
Hi,
Please explain If EAD > 6MNTHS and the client job comes to an end? Can i take a leave(unpaid) for maybe 3 months and come back to the country? Is it also fine that when i come back i keep looking for a job even if my employer terminates me. Is it ok then when my gc application comes up , there would be no problem beacuse my 'to be employer' can show is intent to hire me as stated in the Application. Any advise is useful |
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I'm in a similar situation as you and would like some advice. FWIW, my lawyer says it's okay to do so but hopefully someone else can offer up their thoughts.
I'm currently on H-1 and recently received my EAD and AP. Due to some family issues, I'd like to take a leave of absence and return home for an extended period (about 4 months). My employer is okay with that but obviously can't pay me for the time away. 1) Is it possible to take an 'unpaid sabbatical', if you will, without violating the wage requirement of my H-1 status. 2) Assuming that's not possible, can I 'quit', essentially giving up my H-1, go home for a few months, then come back on my AP and resume employment with my employer using my EAD? 3) I understand there's always an inherent risk with leaving the country but is the risk any bigger by being away from the country for so long? Many thanks. |
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Remember, I am strictly a layperson without any legal training. Please, if in doubt, be sure to use the services of a professional lawyer whom you trust. |
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One tip - Do not change your address under any circumstances, if you are out of job on EAD.
I have seen that address changes usually triggers a RFE in almost all cases. Without RFE, you should be able to hang on sans job... |
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And should I receive an RFE while I'm out of the country, will I have to rush back in order to respond to it? Thanks. |
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