In early March, my former employer appealed for I-140 denial on ability to pay (MTR). Today, they received I-290B which states the following (some highlights, verbatim):
"...The petitioner indicates that they are able to pay the beneficiary the proffered wage with the evidence such as beneficiary's W-2 form for 2007..."
"...The evidence submitted with the motion to reopen overcomes the grounds stated for denial..."
"CONCLUSION: It is concluded that the grounds stated for denial have been overcome."
It sounds positive but still it does not say explicitly that USCIS is going to approve the petition.
What does it really mean? Are there more steps that may still deny I-140? Does my former employer needs to follow up with USCIS or wait for something from USCIS.
Thanks,
"...The petitioner indicates that they are able to pay the beneficiary the proffered wage with the evidence such as beneficiary's W-2 form for 2007..."
"...The evidence submitted with the motion to reopen overcomes the grounds stated for denial..."
"CONCLUSION: It is concluded that the grounds stated for denial have been overcome."
It sounds positive but still it does not say explicitly that USCIS is going to approve the petition.
What does it really mean? Are there more steps that may still deny I-140? Does my former employer needs to follow up with USCIS or wait for something from USCIS.
Thanks,