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vik30000

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hi,

i worked for my GC employer for only 2months after I got GC. I had invoke AC21 twice before and had worked for the original employer who filed my I485 for 1.5 yrs.

if i am planning to apply for citizenship, will i have any issues. Did anybody have any issues or queries regarding employment during the application process or during interview?

did they ask for paystubs and w2 or tax returns from the previous 5 yrs?

gurus and others, pls respond asap.
 
Why is this urgent?

Most people don't have issues. Please search for AC21 in the forum and you'll be able to see by yourself.
 
Even I did not wory for the employer who processed my GC as he was an
(_O_)... I have to come up with a good explanation myself.
 
GOT THIS FROM INTERNET..................

My spouse obtained his green card through adjustment of status under the employment-based second-preference. I obtained my green card as the derivative spouse. Two and a half months after he obtained his green card, he quit his job. We are now eligible to apply for United States citizenship. Will USCIS find my spouse inadmissible because he quit his job so soon after obtaining his green card? If he is found to be inadmissible because of that, will my green card also be in jeopardy?

There is no mandatory minimum period during which an alien must work for the petitioning employer after he or she acquires lawful permanent residence. Back in 1996, there was some talk of imposing minimum employment periods for employment-based immigrants, but the legislation never passed.

Therefore, the key issue here is whether your spouse truly intended to work on a permanent, full-time basis with the petitioning employer at the time that he obtained his lawful permanent residence. If the facts support a finding that he did not, then this might raise potential issues of fraud.

If we apply DOS' 30/60 fraud rule described above (even though it admittedly applies to a different situation), I think he is fine. More than 60 days clearly passed before your spouse quit his job. In this situation, his conduct probably would not support a finding of fraud or misrepresentation.
 
The place where I got my GC was closed after 2 years... not sure if that is a good reason if they ask me about this?
 
vik30000 said:
hi,

i worked for my GC employer for only 2months after I got GC. I had invoke AC21 twice before and had worked for the original employer who filed my I485 for 1.5 yrs.

if i am planning to apply for citizenship, will i have any issues. Did anybody have any issues or queries regarding employment during the application process or during interview?

did they ask for paystubs and w2 or tax returns from the previous 5 yrs?

gurus and others, pls respond asap.
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I agree with Huracan, this is not particularly "urgent", however I don't believe you will have a problem so long as you can explain why all the switching of employers. It helps if you have proof that job changes were not voluntary.

By the way, I can't think of a single AC21 situation where the applicant has had their N-400 denied due to job changing.
 
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