Hi,
Last year, I had applied for my GC under Labor Substitution (EB3) on Future employment basis. So, I continued working for my current
employer. I-140 and I-485 filed in 01/2003. This month, I got my GC.
The company through which I got the LC is planning to close the company, as the owner is no more interested in running this company.
So, after I received my GC, it would not be possible for me to join the company and would continue with my present employer
(I am with my present employer for last 6 years). My current salary is more than double of the substituted LC salary.
What are the legal implecations of this? Will USCIS object to my continuing with my employer and force me to join the
company who did my GC? I am getting all conflicting feedbacks from different people I speak to. Any information and suggestions would be highly appreciated.
Thanks.
Last year, I had applied for my GC under Labor Substitution (EB3) on Future employment basis. So, I continued working for my current
employer. I-140 and I-485 filed in 01/2003. This month, I got my GC.
The company through which I got the LC is planning to close the company, as the owner is no more interested in running this company.
So, after I received my GC, it would not be possible for me to join the company and would continue with my present employer
(I am with my present employer for last 6 years). My current salary is more than double of the substituted LC salary.
What are the legal implecations of this? Will USCIS object to my continuing with my employer and force me to join the
company who did my GC? I am getting all conflicting feedbacks from different people I speak to. Any information and suggestions would be highly appreciated.
Thanks.