H1-B Approved after GC Approval
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gc_retrogress
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Ha ha...First I would like to laugh...You should probably tell USCIS and ask them to revoke it or something, you can definitely have H1 if you would like to since it is dual nature.
Either way it should hurt you, if you want peace of mind you can inform USCIS to take that H1 away from your name and live on GC.
Either way it should hurt you, if you want peace of mind you can inform USCIS to take that H1 away from your name and live on GC.
Any thoughts? Suggestions?
madgu-gc2005
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Any thoughts? Suggestions?
Once your GC is approved your H-1B will become invalid. YOu cannot have nonimmigrant status when you have your permanent status.
Jackolantern
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Ignore it.
As explained in their transformation report, their processing is transaction-centric and not person-centric. So each thing you apply for is not tied together with your other applications. The people processing your H-1B don't know that you have an EAD/AP/GC being processed or already approved, unless they do extra work to find out.
This causes lots of inefficiencies and unnecessary effort (like approving EAD or H-1B for people who already got a green card). According to the transformation report, they will be moving to a person-centric system and set of processes that will tie together everything ever applied for by any given person.
As explained in their transformation report, their processing is transaction-centric and not person-centric. So each thing you apply for is not tied together with your other applications. The people processing your H-1B don't know that you have an EAD/AP/GC being processed or already approved, unless they do extra work to find out.
This causes lots of inefficiencies and unnecessary effort (like approving EAD or H-1B for people who already got a green card). According to the transformation report, they will be moving to a person-centric system and set of processes that will tie together everything ever applied for by any given person.
A# should help.
In going to a person-centric role, assigning the A# at the first application, and following it through should work.
There may be more details around this looks-so-simple thing but hope they do that fast.
GC_Tunnel: Enjoy your GC. Don't worry about the H1-B approval.
In going to a person-centric role, assigning the A# at the first application, and following it through should work.
There may be more details around this looks-so-simple thing but hope they do that fast.
GC_Tunnel: Enjoy your GC. Don't worry about the H1-B approval.
Jackolantern
Registered Users (C)
One problem is that they don't don't assign A# for B1/B2, H-1B, F-1, etc.
They plan to give everybody another unique identification number upon their first application for anything. Then afterwards you reference the same number when applying for everything else. Applicants can use the same number to look up the status of all pending applications online and view their history of prior applications.
It is going to cost millions of dollars and a few years for them to carry out all their plans.