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Can my new employerfile an I-140?
- Thread starter Tom1000
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hi,if an i 140 is approved,unsuccesful consular processing,can the consulate overrule,and petition to revoke,if so,can that person apply for a new i 140?or say he or she just want,s to apply for a b1/b2 visa,what are the chances,although the circumstances have change after 9years?awaiting quick response
No, the new employer must have his own LC (PERM) and then file for I-140 after that LC approval.
Hello everyone - My previous employer 'A' filed a Labor Certification on my behalf (decision is still pending), can my new employer 'B' file an I-140 after the Labor Certification is approved? Many thanks to everyone who answers.
what are the chances of getting a b1/b2 visas.after a i140 petition has been revoked,even if circumstances are changed,after so many years,what can be produced to the consul;ate to overcome any doubts,of staying back,and for how long does consulate keep records of previous i 140 petitions,
hi,if anyone can plz reply,what are the chances of getting a b1/b2 visa,after an i140 petition has been revoked say 9years ago,at the time it was intent to immigrate,at present just wants to visit the US for a holiday,should apply alone.or with the family,has his own business,taxpayer,property deeds etc,waiting for some valuable advice,thanxs