******* urgent quechen:: alll i140 uncles come here

[Rahul_PG]

Naadi i140 approved

recent gaa emploer ni maarchi 10gaa

 

vaadu 6 months taruvatha GC start chestaa annadu.... Means mallee labour file chesi, i140 apply chesi appudu naa original i140 ni port chestha annadu

 

qnte appati daaka naa i140 valid untadha?

 

pls helpandi bhayya 

#florida is awesome

[punyavathi]

Mee patha employer i-140 revoke cheyakunda untey untadhi lekapothey

Assam

[Rahul_PG]

13 minutes ago, punyavathi said:

Mee patha employer i-140 revoke cheyakunda untey untadhi lekapothey

Assam

Paatha emploer revoke cheddaam anukunna 140 vachi 10 months baa

 

he cant pull my hair

[megadheera]

25 minutes ago, Rahul_PG said:

Paatha emploer revoke cheddaam anukunna 140 vachi 10 months baa

 

he cant pull my hair

Who told you that he can't pull your hair. He can revoke anytime

[Rahul_PG]

6 minutes ago, megadheera said:

Who told you that he can't pull your hair. He can revoke anytime

 

After 180 Days, Withdrawal of I-140 by Petitioner Would No Longer Lead to Revocation

Under another provision in the proposed regulation, once an I-140 has been approved for 180 days or more, it could only be revoked by the USCIS based on error, fraud, or misrepresentation, or upon revocation or invalidation of the corresponding labor certification. This means that, if a petitioner were to withdraw an I-140 180 days after its approval, this would not cause the USCIS to revoke the I-140. Such withdrawals are quite common in situations in which the I-140 beneficiary has moved to a new employer.

 

Source: https://www.murthy.com/2016/01/27/priority-date-retention-i-140-revocation-protections-proposed-regulation/

 

[acuman]

Nee basha lo cheppali ante nee dick(140) employer gaadu kosi10na(with draw) Antha varaku you might use your dick 

[acuman]

11 minutes ago, Rahul_PG said:

 

After 180 Days, Withdrawal of I-140 by Petitioner Would No Longer Lead to Revocation

Under another provision in the proposed regulation, once an I-140 has been approved for 180 days or more, it could only be revoked by the USCIS based on error, fraud, or misrepresentation, or upon revocation or invalidation of the corresponding labor certification. This means that, if a petitioner were to withdraw an I-140 180 days after its approval, this would not cause the USCIS to revoke the I-140. Such withdrawals are quite common in situations in which the I-140 beneficiary has moved to a new employer.

 

Source: https://www.murthy.com/2016/01/27/priority-date-retention-i-140-revocation-protections-proposed-regulation/

 

Ee condom or protection  for this RPG is not yet available. For availability wait until 140ead rule.

[reddyeee]

10 minutes ago, Rahul_PG said:

 

After 180 Days, Withdrawal of I-140 by Petitioner Would No Longer Lead to Revocation

Under another provision in the proposed regulation, once an I-140 has been approved for 180 days or more, it could only be revoked by the USCIS based on error, fraud, or misrepresentation, or upon revocation or invalidation of the corresponding labor certification. This means that, if a petitioner were to withdraw an I-140 180 days after its approval, this would not cause the USCIS to revoke the I-140. Such withdrawals are quite common in situations in which the I-140 beneficiary has moved to a new employer.

 

Source: https://www.murthy.com/2016/01/27/priority-date-retention-i-140-revocation-protections-proposed-regulation/

 

Proposed rule ani vundhi kada. It was never passed. May ending ki rule final draft chesi DHS OMB ki pampali but no news after may. DB lo some people attended a session with USCIS anukunta and vaallu delay avutundhi ani confirm chesaaru aa session lo

[megadheera]

16 minutes ago, Rahul_PG said:

 

After 180 Days, Withdrawal of I-140 by Petitioner Would No Longer Lead to Revocation

Under another provision in the proposed regulation, once an I-140 has been approved for 180 days or more, it could only be revoked by the USCIS based on error, fraud, or misrepresentation, or upon revocation or invalidation of the corresponding labor certification. This means that, if a petitioner were to withdraw an I-140 180 days after its approval, this would not cause the USCIS to revoke the I-140. Such withdrawals are quite common in situations in which the I-140 beneficiary has moved to a new employer.

 

Source: https://www.murthy.com/2016/01/27/priority-date-retention-i-140-revocation-protections-proposed-regulation/

 

That's proposed rule. Not approved

[changure]

As per the law, Once your PD is established, it is yours and can be portable in subsequent EB changes unless USCIS recognize any fraud  or any willful misrepresentation from your employer.

[yankees]

10 hours ago, Rahul_PG said:

 

After 180 Days, Withdrawal of I-140 by Petitioner Would No Longer Lead to Revocation

Under another provision in the proposed regulation, once an I-140 has been approved for 180 days or more, it could only be revoked by the USCIS based on error, fraud, or misrepresentation, or upon revocation or invalidation of the corresponding labor certification. This means that, if a petitioner were to withdraw an I-140 180 days after its approval, this would not cause the USCIS to revoke the I-140. Such withdrawals are quite common in situations in which the I-140 beneficiary has moved to a new employer.

 

Source: https://www.murthy.com/2016/01/27/priority-date-retention-i-140-revocation-protections-proposed-regulation/

 

he can revoke based on

 

it could only be revoked by the USCIS based on error, fraud, or misrepresentation, or upon revocation or invalidation of the corresponding labor certification.

[idibezwada]

10 hours ago, Rahul_PG said:

Paatha emploer revoke cheddaam anukunna 140 vachi 10 months baa

 

he cant pull my hair

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