How to Minimize Transfer While Using AC21

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Priority Date: July 2001
LC AD: Sept. 2003
140/485 RD: Jan. 12, 2004 VSC
FD Date: Nov. 2004
140 AD: Dec. 16, 2004
485 AD: Waiting (EB2)


I recently got a very attractive offer from a company based in LA. My worry is that if I take this offer, then probablity of my 485 case being transferred to LA local office will increase by a lot. My questions are,

1. if transfer does happen, is it a big deal? How much long it will take?

2. In order to minimize the chance of local transfer, I think I should not notify
VSC about my change of job, but is there any downside of doing so?

3. I will file AR-11 when I change address but may choose not to call VSC to
update address, as telling VSC about address change may trigger local
transfer, is this true? Am I required to update VSC with new address?

4. If I keep the lease of my current apartment in NJ (meaning I still have my
current address), even I move to LA, Do I still need to file AR-11 and
update VSC about my new address? All I am doing here is trying not to let
VSC know that I have changed job. Is it legal?

5. If I leave my current job, does my current employer have any obligation to
notify VSC that I have left, such as withdrawing my H1B and I140? What
do companies usually do when GC applicants leave?

Any comments are very much appreciated.
 
You should take the job by AC21 ( as you suspect 140 withdrawal ) and AR11 ( change the address to LA )..transfer does not always delay the case.. and there is no guarantee that they will transfer your case..
Just stay true and you'll be fine at the end..
 
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