RapidIgmVictim11
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One of Our Recruiter is threatning That This company(RapidIGM) will cancel green card once he quit the company. Is it True?
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Amrish Shah
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No can do
No can do
RapidIgmVictim11
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is it legal to cancel green card after it gets approved.
No body will do.But These beggers may do if it is legal.
No body will do.But These beggers may do if it is legal.
nologic Algo
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May cause problem if job is changed with in in six months.
May cause problem if job is changed with in in six months.
Its a Matter of underlying intent to work with the sponser employee once you get green card. Most of attorney advise that you should stay almost six months to the sponsering employee to prove that intent.
These kind of employer may use this to show that you didn\'t had the intent to work with the employer when they filed for GC as you didn\'t work for a sufficient time to prove that intent.
So be on safer side, just keep working for the sponsering employer for at leastt six months after getting GC. Its a small price to pay compared to going into legal hassle.
Also you may want to consult an attorney, my comments are based on information gained using these online boards.
Good Luck.
May cause problem if job is changed with in in six months.
Its a Matter of underlying intent to work with the sponser employee once you get green card. Most of attorney advise that you should stay almost six months to the sponsering employee to prove that intent.
These kind of employer may use this to show that you didn\'t had the intent to work with the employer when they filed for GC as you didn\'t work for a sufficient time to prove that intent.
So be on safer side, just keep working for the sponsering employer for at leastt six months after getting GC. Its a small price to pay compared to going into legal hassle.
Also you may want to consult an attorney, my comments are based on information gained using these online boards.
Good Luck.