A nurse with less than 40 hours/week job, interview is comming, please help!!!

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I hope somebody will be able to give me an answer. My interview is next month. My I-140 was approved on 40 h/week job. I had to move and now I am working with another employer for 36 h/week (3 x 12 h night shifts/week). My case was transferred to local office. Will this be a problem for my interview? What should the verification letter from my new employer say? Just full-time, permanent job without specifying the hours is ok? Do I need a letter explaining that I am using AC21 to change employers? I am very nervous. Anybody with similar experience. Thanks
 
you are still considered having a full time job. 32-40 hours is the required hours per week to be considered fulltime.




imgdoctor said:
I hope somebody will be able to give me an answer. My interview is next month. My I-140 was approved on 40 h/week job. I had to move and now I am working with another employer for 36 h/week (3 x 12 h night shifts/week). My case was transferred to local office. Will this be a problem for my interview? What should the verification letter from my new employer say? Just full-time, permanent job without specifying the hours is ok? Do I need a letter explaining that I am using AC21 to change employers? I am very nervous. Anybody with similar experience. Thanks
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Thanks a lot for your response. Can you tell me where is the information that you stated if I need to prove it. 32-40 hours is for immigration purposes, right?
Thank you again.
 
imgdoctor,

why dont you contact an immigration attorney? did you talked to your attorney? what did he say? looks like this is a grey area. may be you need to take your attorney to the interview if possible.

is your paystub also generated for 36/hrs or 40 hrs?
 
I am awaiting a prep talk with my attorney but they are kind of slow, and I am getting nervous. Pay checks are for 36 h/week. According to company policy this is considered full time but I don't know if this is so for immigration purposes. You are right jambalakadi1, the area is very gray. I have been searching information about this without much success. Thanks for you input.
 
245i is a provision to adjust status when you have been out of status if you had previously filed immigrant visa petition or LC before 2001 but obviously have not completed the process for some reason. With a new petition and a fine of $1000 you can use this provision to adjust without having to leave US and subjecting yourself to the 3 and 10 year bar.
 
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