nonu gaddam
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Hopefulstill
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I dont think you should have a problem. Sheela Murthy has some discussions about it. She says green card is for a future employment. You may hire her as you attorney and go forward.
Best of luck!!!
I dont think you should have a problem. Sheela Murthy has some discussions about it. She says green card is for a future employment. You may hire her as you attorney and go forward.
Best of luck!!!
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I am sorry to hear a bad news from you!
As above posters said, You will not have a problem to use your EAD until it expires.
You have the following options in proceeding with your present processing.
1)Have your former employer not to revoke your I-140 and join a new company, file amended I-140 on new company name.
2)If your former employer not agreed to leave alone your I-140, you have to start over this process once again. But you can make use your old priority date, I don\'t think it will help you any thing \'coz EB2 is already became current and EB3 will become current in next 5 months.
I am sorry to hear a bad news from you!
As above posters said, You will not have a problem to use your EAD until it expires.
You have the following options in proceeding with your present processing.
1)Have your former employer not to revoke your I-140 and join a new company, file amended I-140 on new company name.
2)If your former employer not agreed to leave alone your I-140, you have to start over this process once again. But you can make use your old priority date, I don\'t think it will help you any thing \'coz EB2 is already became current and EB3 will become current in next 5 months.
nonu gaddam
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can a 140 be withdrawn after it has been approved by INS?
if 485 is refused, and we have used the EAD, can the INS say we worked illegally?
my wife has F-1 student visa, can i move to F-2 if required?
do you know of people who got into B-1/B-2 after 485 was refused?
can a 140 be withdrawn after it has been approved by INS?
if 485 is refused, and we have used the EAD, can the INS say we worked illegally?
my wife has F-1 student visa, can i move to F-2 if required?
do you know of people who got into B-1/B-2 after 485 was refused?
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Yes. I-140 can be withdrawn by your petioning employer at any point until your I-485 approved.
No. You were not Illegal, though you cannot stay in USA afyer your I-485 denied and no appeal is in pending.
Yes. You can move on to F2, legally you have to reenter into USA with new visa stamp. Question is what do you want to do your pending I-485?
No. I do not.
Yes. I-140 can be withdrawn by your petioning employer at any point until your I-485 approved.
No. You were not Illegal, though you cannot stay in USA afyer your I-485 denied and no appeal is in pending.
Yes. You can move on to F2, legally you have to reenter into USA with new visa stamp. Question is what do you want to do your pending I-485?
No. I do not.
Hopefulstill
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Do u suspect your company will withdraw I140? My understanding with Immigration is it is for future job. If it is a big company it will take two months atleast for them to contact INS thanks to corporate bureacracy!! If it is a small company they may not care. Hope everything works out well for you. Just hang in there and we are all going to have a fun sail!!! Just take the next job and focus on the new job. I know one thing about INS: INS is weird but they are not unrealistic
Best of luck!!
Do u suspect your company will withdraw I140? My understanding with Immigration is it is for future job. If it is a big company it will take two months atleast for them to contact INS thanks to corporate bureacracy!! If it is a small company they may not care. Hope everything works out well for you. Just hang in there and we are all going to have a fun sail!!! Just take the next job and focus on the new job. I know one thing about INS: INS is weird but they are not unrealistic
Best of luck!!
Narayan Krishnamurthy
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Does the above hold true also in cases where company shuts down
operations before 180 days? Can company shutting down be deemed I-140 withdrawal automatically?
Your opinions will be appreciated.
Does the above hold true also in cases where company shuts down
operations before 180 days? Can company shutting down be deemed I-140 withdrawal automatically?
Your opinions will be appreciated.
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As long as the company does not withdraw the I140 petition, the petition is still valid. But, you may have problem filing I485 with the same company name. You may have to redo I140 for the new company with the very same labor certification. Remember, your labor certification is for a future job and for the jurisdiction you are working now.
As long as the company does not withdraw the I140 petition, the petition is still valid. But, you may have problem filing I485 with the same company name. You may have to redo I140 for the new company with the very same labor certification. Remember, your labor certification is for a future job and for the jurisdiction you are working now.
Narayan Krishnamurthy
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Thank you Braveheart, for your info. But I am assuming a situation
where 485 has been already filed, therefore I guess I may have to\'do
a I140 redo (with the same LC) with the new employer.
Thank you Braveheart, for your info. But I am assuming a situation
where 485 has been already filed, therefore I guess I may have to\'do
a I140 redo (with the same LC) with the new employer.