Promotion after getting GC

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shrik_sjc

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Hello,
I am getting promoted to the next level and was wondering if it impacts my GC. 485 was approved last week, and most probably I need to take on new responsibilities within the same company in a month or so.

Does anyone know if this impacts my GC status in anyway? I am not changing employers, but getting a bigger role in the same organization. How does INS view this?

Thanks
Shrikant :confused:
 
shrik_sjc said:
Hello,
I am getting promoted to the next level and was wondering if it impacts my GC. 485 was approved last week, and most probably I need to take on new responsibilities within the same company in a month or so.

Does anyone know if this impacts my GC status in anyway? I am not changing employers, but getting a bigger role in the same organization. How does INS view this?

Thanks
Shrikant :confused:
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Document that you did not want promotion at the time of getting GC.
The company insisted upon promoting you against your original intention.
 
shrik_sjc said:
Hello,
I am getting promoted to the next level and was wondering if it impacts my GC. 485 was approved last week, and most probably I need to take on new responsibilities within the same company in a month or so.

Does anyone know if this impacts my GC status in anyway? I am not changing employers, but getting a bigger role in the same organization. How does INS view this?
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Come on! You are a PR now. Get promotion, get pay raise. Any natural career growth with time (since you mentioned "next level") is perfectly fine.
 
AmericanWannabe said:
Document that you did not want promotion at the time of getting GC.
The company insisted upon promoting you against your original intention.
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Man, you are obsessively paranoid! :)

Shrik, go ahead and get yourself a raise, a promotion, move to another group, another role. You are not doing anything unlawful that would either revoke your permanent resident status or make you a person who lacks moral character. Don't let the fear factor control you.
 
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