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Hi,
Hope some of you can provide some input on this:
My I-140/NIW was approved in July 2006.
I'm now going to start on a new job. I think in my new job, I will become eligible for filing EB1-OR. But, if my employer is unwilling to file or support and I choose to use my own attorney to do this,
What are the documents, paperwork, etc. that my employer will have to provide or work on? Do they have to apply for a labor certification, etc.?
Is it a lot of work for them?
Because if it is only providing a letter of permanent employment, I can let my attorney handle the rest.
Any input will be great.
Thanks in advance.
Hope some of you can provide some input on this:
My I-140/NIW was approved in July 2006.
I'm now going to start on a new job. I think in my new job, I will become eligible for filing EB1-OR. But, if my employer is unwilling to file or support and I choose to use my own attorney to do this,
What are the documents, paperwork, etc. that my employer will have to provide or work on? Do they have to apply for a labor certification, etc.?
Is it a lot of work for them?
Because if it is only providing a letter of permanent employment, I can let my attorney handle the rest.
Any input will be great.
Thanks in advance.