If u have submitted change of adress form to USPS , I think ur mail will be forwarded to new address until 6 months. I am not sure, if you can extend this 6 month peroid. I would ask postal guy about this.
I got approved after 2nd RFE (AC21). The 1st one was employment letter for which I sent letter from new employer. 2nd RFE was like " It appears that your new emploeyer is different from the one in I-140. Kindly identify new employer, by providing job title, requirements.........". Attny was...
Yes, u can. Ur new attny should tell u what to do? He has to send G-28 form ( I guess). I-485 is ur wife's application. ur employer does not have any control on it.
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AR-11 (Change of address ) is a must. Informing about change of jobs is optional, though some attorneys suggest to inform. In my case, I did not inform and when I got RFE on employment letter, I sent the letter from new employer with a cover letter from attny explaining about change of job.
AS per as I know you can do it ur self. Lot of people done it. But you will need original RFE letter. Tell you attny that you have decide not to retain his legal services and want your RFE to be mailed to you.
However, it would be better if we deal with INS through attorney. If not this one...
It is not as complicated as your attorney suggesting. He needs to just put on the cover letter, sent with RFE, that you changed the company after 180 days and working in a similar job. For more help follow the thread.
http://boards.immigration.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=80577...
Guys, I think it is INS who should be worried about expiration of finger prints, not us! So don't worry about it, they will schedule another FP appointment if they want.
As per as I know your company need not send anything to INS. However they are required to fill G-9 or 8 (Iam not sure) with your EAD information and keep in their reocrds.
I did my EAD, AP renewals on my own, when my attroney asked in excess of 500$ fee. Both the forms are of one page and the instructions to fill the forms and about supporting docuemnts are very clear.
According to my attorney, as long as you are earning more than 30K (meaing not a burden to Govt.) and job duties are similar to LC, there is no problem. He also says Geographical location of new job does not matter.
Though it should not effect ur 485 after 180 days, there were some case of 485 denial because of 1-140 revocation. I would contact an attorney and send a letter to INS stating ur intent of change of employer, before I-140 is revoked. Also I would suggest to try to talk to ur old employer and...
Technically, I-485 is your application , not your employers. So you are the client of your attorney. In other words she is working for you and she can not do anything without your consent. So, have peace of mind and pursue her aggressively. One more thing attorneys in US are very proffessional...
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