there are diferent schools of thought. people inform and some dont. depends on your own unique situation i.e if you have a job, if it is similar position, salary issues, location in a place where wait at local off is huge etc.
Thanks ag28 , mssjan03 for your suggestion. one more question
If I am moving new company , job duites are same but job tilte is different(i.e software Engineer to Programmer Analyst) . . Is this will create any problem?
if the I-140 is withdrawn by the old employer on or after the 180 days on I1485 and the employee has not submitted evidence of a new employment to the USCIS, then USCIS will issue a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID). If the applicant answers the NOID by submitting evidence of a new offer of employment which is similar to the old Employment then the I-140 will remain valid and the I-485 will be processed normally.
If My current Employer is refused to give details for Labor,140 Approved copies. Is there any other alternate to get this information.I have Part A Labor copy with me and Part B will be filled by employer. I don't have part B.
Is the job Responsibilites mention in Part A and Part B labor copies are same?
In worst case , If join other company and my salary mention in labor < 5k Is INS will put any RFE in future.
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