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Can employer/lawyer revoke 485
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andy garcia
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140 is approved. Can employer or employer's lawyer revoke 485 after 180 days of filing? please advise. thanks
If employer revoked approved I-140, you will get a RFE for Employment Verification before they can approve your 485 other ways it will be denied.
Jackolantern
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You can protect yourself from I-140 revocation by waiting 180 days and sending in the supporting letter for AC21.
However, the I-485 can be revoked by the employer's lawyer, if you signed a G-28 to authorize them to handle your case. So if you change jobs you should also revoke the G-28 (I'm not sure how to do it).
However, the I-485 can be revoked by the employer's lawyer, if you signed a G-28 to authorize them to handle your case. So if you change jobs you should also revoke the G-28 (I'm not sure how to do it).
Well, I guess if the employer's lawyer revokes your I-485, then (s)he is screwed badly. No matter who pays for the service, the laywer represents you for your I-485. If (s)he is not comfortable with that (like other obligations to the employer) then (s)he can withdraw his (her) representation from the case. If lawyer takes any step against your I-485, this guy will be kicked out from the bar first and then his license might be revoked.
Of course, the lawyer can revoke I-140 as the employer's representative, and you can do nothing about that.
Of course, the lawyer can revoke I-140 as the employer's representative, and you can do nothing about that.
You can protect yourself from I-140 revocation by waiting 180 days and sending in the supporting letter for AC21.
However, the I-485 can be revoked by the employer's lawyer, if you signed a G-28 to authorize them to handle your case. So if you change jobs you should also revoke the G-28 (I'm not sure how to do it).
Employer can not revoke I 485. Theoretically, attorney can revoke I 485 but as I 485 is the property of Employee, ethically attorney can't revoke without permission of Employee. If they do without your permission, you can sue him/her.
Employer can revoke I 140 even after approval but if I 485 filling passed 180 days and you use AC21, your I 485 will be valid without any problem.
Employer can revoke I 140 even after approval but if I 485 filling passed 180 days and you use AC21, your I 485 will be valid without any problem.
140 is approved. Can employer or employer's lawyer revoke 485 after 180 days of filing? please advise. thanks
Sounds reasonable. But what if the lawyer says that you gave him/her a verbal permission through phone?If they do without your permission, you can sue him/her.
Jackolantern
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Good luck with trying to sue a lawyer. Especially when you are no longer even legal in the country after the lawyer revoked your I-485.If they do without your permission, you can sue him/her.
Sounds reasonable. But what if the lawyer says that you gave him/her a verbal permission through phone?
Have you ever seen a lawyer making any steps based on client's verbal approval? I haven't. Every time my lawyer does anything, she asks my signed approval or at least an email, if a matter is minor
You can always find another lawyer, who'll be happy to represent you before a judge for (lets say) 50%.
Good luck with trying to sue a lawyer. Especially when you are no longer even legal in the country after the lawyer revoked your I-485.