marlon2006
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I called my US representative and talked 30 minutes about this. Given this lack of visa numbers and potential to get stuck with employers for years to come, my request to the US congressman was that people should be allowed to CHANGE JOBS if greencard is being processed for more than 3 years. Eliminate this restriction same or similar position and need to send this AC21 letter to USCIS. Yes, it may not get implemented, but at least I am trying.
Jackolantern said:It's still much easier to persuade them to send the letter after you're already working for them and have face to face access to management. Once you're physically there and can bug them about it, eventually they'll send it if you explain the legal consequences.
Yes, there is a risk that they'll be stubborn and still won't send it, but it's even a bigger risk to stay with a horrible employer. Just don't make the mistake of jumping from one exploiter to another. With an EAD you have far more options than you had with your H-1, so you don't need to rush to grab the first offer you get ... you can evaluate the companies more carefully before you join them.
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