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yes. right. don't provide your email id else they will issue an RFE just because you provided an email id. actually you know what? don't even create a profile or check your status online else they will issue a RFE ... lol ... you are kiddin right?

1. You can use AC21 regardless of you working on EAD or H1B. 2. Since you had already passed the 180 days of filing your 485 and your 140 is already approved prior to company A being bought by company B, I beleive you are covered by AC21 law. 3. Company B can anytime notify USCIS that they no...

1. yes. you can change your employer. 2. No. You cannot use your current I140 with new employer. You will have to start the entire process from the beginning. There have been cases where the priority date from earlier filed I140 was ported to the new 140. However this can only be done if your...

Employers can revoke I-140 at anytime, even after 140 approval. Since you already had filed for AC21 papers, I guess USCIS should not deny your 485. However, one cannot be sure with USCIS. If USCIS have not looked into your AC 21 file, then they most likely will issue NOID on your 485 before...

Same with me. 485 approved 6 months back and I noticed LUD on my 140 approval and advance parole approved in 2005. No change in message though.

Below are my answers to your question. 1. What if I don't find a job by 31st of January which is my last day of employment ? Am I out of status. Do I have to leave. What happens ? I got my work card approved recently. No. You will not be out of status if your I-485 is still pending with...

Salary increase should not be of any problem. The designation may vary from company to company. You said your job description will be same so to my knowledge you should not have any problems with switching under AC-21 rule.

Mr. India, I hope everything went fine with your RFE case. Please share your experience.

AC 21 approval? I never heard of AC21 getting approved. R u saying your AC21 was approved?

Don't jump to conclusions before your find out the reason behind reopening of approved I-140 after 2 years. There could be many other reasons. Probably your company may be under investigations and all pending or approved cases are being reviewed. Who knows? How sure are you that they have...

yes, my I140 was revoked. I received the NOID to which I had responsed. The suspense is really worrying so was curious as to what I should expect. Thanks from sharing your experience. By the way, what happened to your I-140? Did it get LUD change after you sent in your response?

The message was "We received your response to our request for evidence or information. However because preliminary processing was complete, the remaining processing time will be less than the maximum stated in this message. You will receive a written decision on this case. You can use our...

Obviously I was not! What was I thinking? Thanks Civ2ru.

Thank you for you response apol. Even my I-485 status says the same message. After the status change, the LUD on my I-485 was getting updated every day for almost 3 days and after a break of 4 days, it again got updated twice including weekend. I'm just wondering what is going on? Did the same...

Anyone had any experience dealing with NOID on I-485 after I-140 was revoked by ex-employer? I had a similar experience and I have sent the response back with my new employer's verification letter. But all that is happening is LUD changes on my I-485. Does anyone with the same experience as...

Anyone had any experience dealing with NOID on I-485 after I-140 was revoked by ex-employer? I had a similar experience and I have sent the response back with my new employer's verification letter. But all that is happening is LUD changes on my I-485. Does anyone with the same experience as...

Anyone had any experience dealing with NOID on I-485 after I-140 was revoked by ex-employer? I had a similar experience and I have sent the response back with my new employer's verification letter. But all that is happening is LUD changes on my I-485. Does anyone with the same experience as...

My best suggestion is to consult a good lawyer. Are you saying you are waiting on your employer to give you your H1B? You mean, you never had a copy of it before you started working for him? How do you know he has ever filed H1B for you then?

First and foremost. Change your lawyer if your current lawyer works in the interest of your current employer and not you. File AC21, this is nothing but letter from your new prospective employer with salary and the job description that is same or similar as the job for which your I-140 was...

Mr. India. On your I-140 was there any LUD change?