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in labor certification section “C. Employer Information” there is a question “9. Is the employer a closely held corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship in which alien has an ownership interest, or it there a familial relationship between the owners, stockholder, partners, corporate...

No I have not signed any document to USCIS saying that I have no ownership in the company, the only document I signed in the entire company based green card is the LC.

When the Intent to Deny letter for my I-140 was sent, it was sent to my employer not to be, they answered that Intend to Deny letter with a response showing why the opted to answer "No" for the ownership question in LC. I was not involved in the Intent to Deny response letter.

The time to appeal the I-140 should have passed now, because I got a copy of the denial letter from the company now, the denial was sent to the company in September of 2012, I was told the case is denied and there is nothing much to do about then I started the marriage based process. I was not...

In the I-140 denial letter that was sent to the company they have mentioned that In one para they have this Answer to section c question 9 should be "Yes", but the filed LC has answer as "No, there for "The beneficiary, the petitioner's representative, and counsel all signed the labor...

yes in the letter that my company CEO sent to Intend to Deny response they have mentioned that the I was given 15 units representing 1.5% of which only 0.74% is vested, they even told them that no actual stock certificate has been issued since profit units are subject to forfeiture.

I was under the same impression, Looking at the Labor certification it appears that I have signed saying section J and K are true, but according to USCIS section C question 9 was answered wrong, and they consider that a "Material willful misrepresentation". They send an Intend to Deny letter...

The shares that I was giving would be 0.74% of the company owner ship, These shares do not provide voting rights They do not provide any distribution They cannot be sold now Are fully forfeitable if I leave the company These shares do not holder to take losses in my taxes or record gains...

No I was not aware that I should not hold shares, the company people who applied for Labor certification thought that the shares I had was not voting, I never contributed money for the company capital that I am not an owner of the company. Converting the shares to cash now how will that show...

I had my I-485 Marriage based green card interview I was able to answer all question they asked, but they brought up an issue, before choosing the Marriage based green card, my current employer applied for a green card and my I-140 was denied. The reason given for denial was that when my...