Check.
Your Attorney needs to make sure that the job description, experience, employers info etc matches with the old LC application. If there is any slightest of difference, USCIS will not allow you to use the old LC's PD.
I'm afraid, not many people are aware of this and because of that they are going for PERM. Attorney's are just there to make money and extend H1-B's for years to come :-(
Regards.
Your Attorney needs to make sure that the job description, experience, employers info etc matches with the old LC application. If there is any slightest of difference, USCIS will not allow you to use the old LC's PD.
I'm afraid, not many people are aware of this and because of that they are going for PERM. Attorney's are just there to make money and extend H1-B's for years to come :-(
Regards.
Gogol75 said:I just spoke to my attorney and he said that I can use the PD from my previous I-140 approval. That PD is June 2000 (and not April 2000 like I mentioned in my previous post).
Here's what I might do:
1. File a new PERM application.
2. Continue with the currently pending labor (EB3, TR, California, PD: December 2001).
3. Whichever approval comes first (out of 1 and 2 above), I can then use my June 2000 PD based on previous I-140 approval.
The attorney is hopeful that by the time my labor is approved, my June 2000 PD would become current.
I'm hopeful again.