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Thank you. I will do the same as my employer advised.

I got a response from a anonymous user: By providing a job offer letter from B, you are using AC21. Basically, your case needs either AC21 or I-140 ammendment, and if you are eligibile for AC21, it is always the easier route. In a supporting letter, all you need to do is to mention that you...

You are correct. Tax IDs are different between comp A and comp B. It's not just a name change. Ok. I'm ruling out the 3rd point i mentioned earlier. If my spouse would file her I-485 along with: My employment letter from Comp B, An explanation about my pending I-485 for more than...

I think the only loophole available is: 1. I have my I-485 pending for more than 180 days. So I have the option of porting to new "Comp B" without any filing a new I-140 petition. 2. The "Comp B" is a true successor in interest. 3. It's just a name change of the company. I think, my...

Need help again. Jack, Thanks for your quick response. While waiting for the response to my post, I was looking at a memorandum issued by the USCIS. www DOT uscis DOT gov /USCIS/Laws%20and%20Regulations/Memoranda/2009%20Memos%20By%20Month/August%202009/Successor-in-Interest-8-6-09.pdf...

This may be a weird situation. I was working for a "comp A" since 2004. My labor was done by "Comp A" and they filed I140 and I485 for me, in 2007. I140 was approved, I485 is pending. After that, in 2009, there was a corporate restructuring as a spin off of the "comp A". "comp B" (with a new...