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for ned kelly, perionders /all -QNS : changing job after stamping
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Govinda Vinod
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Since new regulations have not been issued by the INS regarding AC21, it is probably safe to wait about 3 months before switching, even though there is no "magic number"....
Since new regulations have not been issued by the INS regarding AC21, it is probably safe to wait about 3 months before switching, even though there is no "magic number"....
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My lawyer told me to ignore S2045 as regulations are not expected until Mar 2001. He also told me under no circumstances should I change jobs less than 30 days after I485 approval date (PP stamping and receipt of GC dates are irrelevant, I485 approval date is the important one). He said trying to convince an immigration judge that I had permanent intent to stay with my employer will not stand up if I leave before 30 days. However, he recommended that I stay at least 3 months. So my advice to you is the same....stay at least 3 months after the I485 approval date.
My lawyer told me to ignore S2045 as regulations are not expected until Mar 2001. He also told me under no circumstances should I change jobs less than 30 days after I485 approval date (PP stamping and receipt of GC dates are irrelevant, I485 approval date is the important one). He said trying to convince an immigration judge that I had permanent intent to stay with my employer will not stand up if I leave before 30 days. However, he recommended that I stay at least 3 months. So my advice to you is the same....stay at least 3 months after the I485 approval date.
periandros
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My lawer told me that although there is no clear answer, in the past INS has indicated that staying two months with the sponsoring employer is enough. I intend to stay more than three though.
My lawer told me that although there is no clear answer, in the past INS has indicated that staying two months with the sponsoring employer is enough. I intend to stay more than three though.
KiranHegde2
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I have seen couple of my collegues move to a different employer just a month after getting the stamp on PP. They have not had any problems.
I have seen couple of my collegues move to a different employer just a month after getting the stamp on PP. They have not had any problems.
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No problems...yet! However, if they need to make contact with the INS again (e.g. replacement green card, citizenship application) their bio\'s will be reviewed at that time. Anyone can leave and claim they haven\'t had a problem - but they can\'t predict the future.
No problems...yet! However, if they need to make contact with the INS again (e.g. replacement green card, citizenship application) their bio\'s will be reviewed at that time. Anyone can leave and claim they haven\'t had a problem - but they can\'t predict the future.
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2 months is far...far from "permanent" intention. INS has never had a right concept of time. No wonder some guys who submitted their I-485 in the past few months have already got their figerprinting notice, while other have been waiting for FP for more than one and half year.
ars99
2 months is far...far from "permanent" intention. INS has never had a right concept of time. No wonder some guys who submitted their I-485 in the past few months have already got their figerprinting notice, while other have been waiting for FP for more than one and half year.
ars99