I am confused regarding job change.

[lixiaohui]

I am totally confused. I changed my job and left my sponsoring employer just after three month I got my GC. I checked two lawyers and they said that there would be no problems to do so. However, I found that many people believed that I should have stayed with my sponsoring employer for at least three months. I could not find such a regulation in USCIS.

 

[sgshrkd]

Dont worry ... should be no problem

 

[honeyhappy]

The only point I wish to make is you are more courageous then we are, but should not have probelm.

 

[peace_of_mind]

Do not worry. There is no crystal clear definition or a specified period to say long term employment.

 

[slinky]

No worries

Unless you badly burnt bridges with your sponsoring employer, you are good. There is no crystal clear definition of permanent emloyment anyways.

 

[max2k1]

I am totally confused. I changed my job and left my sponsoring employer just after three month I got my GC. I checked two lawyers and they said that there would be no problems to do so. However, I found that many people believed that I should have stayed with my sponsoring employer for at least three months. I could not find such a regulation in USCIS.

Its always better to stay with the employer for atleast 6 to 9 months after getting GC.

Its not a big deal -- it might make your citizenship interview a bit more, shall we say, interesting

But yeah, shouldn't be a big deal for your GC - enjoy what you have now -- worry about it later
( esp since you've already quit and nothing much can happen now ! )