I140 approved, cannot apply I485. What's next?
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your_friend
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Hey maxblacks...maxblacks said:
What was very funny?
WellWisher007
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Read your 'no luck' post again!!! Even I started laughing. It was funny, may have been an innocent comment though
It was a classic - a light humor moment in this stressful 'retrogression' conversation
Keep it coming!!!
It was a classic - a light humor moment in this stressful 'retrogression' conversation
Keep it coming!!!
your_friend said:
your_friend
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Why this thread is quite...I guess after I140 aproval, really we can't do anything...except waiting...waiting...waiting...
jai_jai_gc
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Hmm...that sucks...is int it? Atleast you guys got your I140 approved. In my case I have been waiting for my LC for the past 40 months???your_friend said:
At this point of time, waiting patiently is the only way.
your_friend
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Hi Jai,jai_jai_gc said:
What is your priority date and which center? Hope your LC will approve pretty soon...
How do you keep PD if you switch from EB3 to EB2?
Hey your_friend
Just like you I am not able to file for I-485 due to the retrogression.
If I file EB-2 from a different employer can I still keep the previous PD? How?
As for AC21, you can only use it after 180 days have passed since I-485 was applied.
PD December 2002 under EB3.
I-140 approved October 2005.
Hey your_friend
Just like you I am not able to file for I-485 due to the retrogression.
If I file EB-2 from a different employer can I still keep the previous PD? How?
As for AC21, you can only use it after 180 days have passed since I-485 was applied.
PD December 2002 under EB3.
I-140 approved October 2005.
From what i undertand, you can file eb2 with the same employer as well, but for a different job/position. once you get 140 approved for the eb2, you can then tranfer your priority date, keep it and proceed with filing the 485. at least that's what i am about to try, with the same company.
netkicker said:
well,
my I-140 has been approved recently so I am joining the club of people ...waiting...and waiting....and waiting..........to enter AOS.
I was not so lucky with previous h1 sponsors, they all promised filing my GC but that never materialized. Finally I was about to enter my 6th yr, when the company that wanted me badly, started Labor Cert stage ASAP just so that I can get H1 beyond 6yr safely and eventually GC.
Well, now that I sailed through all stages, again a long wait comes..
At least I will be able to apply for 3 yrs extension on H1/H4 at the end of my 7th year.
CIR looks like it may bring all of us relief but the ever elusive conference with House may bring who knows what..
my I-140 has been approved recently so I am joining the club of people ...waiting...and waiting....and waiting..........to enter AOS.
I was not so lucky with previous h1 sponsors, they all promised filing my GC but that never materialized. Finally I was about to enter my 6th yr, when the company that wanted me badly, started Labor Cert stage ASAP just so that I can get H1 beyond 6yr safely and eventually GC.
Well, now that I sailed through all stages, again a long wait comes..
At least I will be able to apply for 3 yrs extension on H1/H4 at the end of my 7th year.
CIR looks like it may bring all of us relief but the ever elusive conference with House may bring who knows what..
Chicago Desi
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felix31 said:
Welcome to the club felix!!! All we can do is wait
3 yrs H1/H4 extensions are good but definately not something that we should have to suffer.