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Labor from two different states
- Thread starter loki_l77
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Yes.
loki_l77 said:Hi
Can we file for Labor for the same person from two different states.
1st Labor - Pending and looks like will take lot of time as the processing is slow.
thanks..Loki.
antonioa77
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usnycus said:Yes.
but if let's say i'm working in state A in an office for the company and they have a headquarter in state B. state B is faster with Lc than state A. can I apply my lc in state B although my office is in state A and my checks are calcualted according to the taxes of A? can u explain pls?
Ye. Also, if possible start generating payroll from State where LC gets approved first. Life will be easier at I-140/485 Stage.
antonioa77 said:but if let's say i'm working in state A in an office for the company and they have a headquarter in state B. state B is faster with Lc than state A. can I apply my lc in state B although my office is in state A and my checks are calcualted according to the taxes of A? can u explain pls?
usnycus said:Ye. Also, if possible start generating payroll from State where LC gets approved first. Life will be easier at I-140/485 Stage.
USNYCUS,
Why you say life would be easier at I-140/I-485. Because I am in the same boat and would like to know more. According to my info. LC and GC process is for future job.
Thanks
Agree, LC is for future job.
But at the same time it also requires:
a) Beneficiary intent of joining the employer after approval &
2) Employer ability/willingness to hire beneficiary at approval.
Both are comparatively easy to prove if you are already working for employer as attested in LC. I am not saying that you won't get GC if you decide to join employer later but chances of getting RFE are more.
But at the same time it also requires:
a) Beneficiary intent of joining the employer after approval &
2) Employer ability/willingness to hire beneficiary at approval.
Both are comparatively easy to prove if you are already working for employer as attested in LC. I am not saying that you won't get GC if you decide to join employer later but chances of getting RFE are more.
IN_LC said:USNYCUS,
Why you say life would be easier at I-140/I-485. Because I am in the same boat and would like to know more. According to my info. LC and GC process is for future job.
Thanks
antonioa77
Registered Users (C)
usnycus said:Agree, LC is for future job.
But at the same time it also requires:
a) Beneficiary intent of joining the employer after approval &
2) Employer ability/willingness to hire beneficiary at approval.
Both are comparatively easy to prove if you are already working for employer as attested in LC. I am not saying that you won't get GC if you decide to join employer later but chances of getting RFE are more.
1-so r u saying that if my work is in state A and state B is easier for lc, and my employer has its headquarter in state B, and I file my lc from B i should also have my paychecks coming from state B?
2-second would INs have a problem with me when applying to i140 and i485, if i work in State A but my labor came from state B?