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I140 RFE after EAD??
- Thread starter backer
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Yes. It is not true.
Now a days some of the folks are getting EADs in mere six weeks.
I got my EAD six months back and did not hear any thing about my 140 which was filed almost a year back. FP has been done about two months back.
No one knows what is going on.
hope the best.
Now a days some of the folks are getting EADs in mere six weeks.
I got my EAD six months back and did not hear any thing about my 140 which was filed almost a year back. FP has been done about two months back.
No one knows what is going on.
hope the best.
backer said:Hello guys,
I just received my EAD. My 140 is not been approved yet. Most people say that 140 is almost through when you receive EAD and AP. How far is that true.. Let me know please.
GCChaahiye
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Approval and obtaining an EAD has nothing to do with the approval of I-140.
You get an EAD because you filed I-140 and I-485(and ofcourse apply for an EAD).If the preliminary examination of these documents is satisfactory, that is, the applicant is eligible to file them AND there is nothing against the applicant in these documents which would otherwise make him ineligible,then the EAD is cleared.Again,note that it is just a preliminary review,not a final one.It does not mean that the I-140 has been or will be approved.
Obtaining an EAD does not guarantee the approval of I-140.
You get an EAD because you filed I-140 and I-485(and ofcourse apply for an EAD).If the preliminary examination of these documents is satisfactory, that is, the applicant is eligible to file them AND there is nothing against the applicant in these documents which would otherwise make him ineligible,then the EAD is cleared.Again,note that it is just a preliminary review,not a final one.It does not mean that the I-140 has been or will be approved.
Obtaining an EAD does not guarantee the approval of I-140.