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Is your i140 approved morethan 180 days old?


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1 hour ago, Anta Assamey said:

Ardam kaledu bro... Nenu cheppina dantlo 3rd point correct aa kaada ani cheppu ... should the new employer file PERM and I140 (but can use previous PD ) before you file for extension ...

I don’t think New employer has to complete 140 before next extension. 

Old 140 tho you can continue getting extensions.

only negative is while new 140 is in process, oka vela date current aite you cannot move forward. 

 

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So if the old employer withdraws our i140, we can still get h1b extensions using that same i140?

 

lets say employer a applied i140 and its more than 180 days. And then i got moved to employer b and that employer started the i140 porting process. So before i go to employer c, i need to wait again 180 days after i140 got ported to employer b? Or i can move anytime without waiting ?

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18 minutes ago, CheGuevara said:

So if the old employer withdraws our i140, we can still get h1b extensions using that same i140?

 

lets say employer a applied i140 and its more than 180 days. And then i got moved to employer b and that employer started the i140 porting process. So before i go to employer c, i need to wait again 180 days after i140 got ported to employer b? Or i can move anytime without waiting ?

No wait needed from B to C, if 140 with A is 180 days old 

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29 minutes ago, acuman said:

No wait needed from B to C, if 140 with A is 180 days old 

Ok cool...

So in summary, once appoved  i140 is more than 180 days , irrespective of the employer, we have the option to move to any employer without waiting anymore and even though its withdrawn by the first company.

 

correct me if i understand it differently.

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1 hour ago, meandhrakurradu said:

I don’t think New employer has to complete 140 before next extension. 

Old 140 tho you can continue getting extensions.

only negative is while new 140 is in process, oka vela date current aite you cannot move forward. 

 

PERM cheyali kada...

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I know GC is far far far away but just to know current rules-

lets say Comp A had your 140 & later rev0ked as you left.

Comp B 140 is not appr0ved.

IF Your PD becomes current then ? 

Would you loose that date ? As you need to have active 140 with B or A(to re join A) ?

 

 

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14 hours ago, acuman said:

Then change employers as you needed. Even i140 is withdrawn by your current employer after 180 days your new employer is eligible to apply extension without another i140 processing.

 

https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/uscis-publishes-final-rule-certain-employment-based-immigrant-and-nonimmigrant-visa-programs

 

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2016-11-18/pdf/2016-27540.pdf

 

Don't worry about GC as current GC waiting times are 150+ years.

 

https://www.cato.org/blog/150-year-wait-indian-immigrants-advanced-degrees

 

 

this is very old rule mother f&cker of this db 

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12 minutes ago, user789 said:

I know GC is far far far away but just to know current rules-

lets say Comp A had your 140 & later rev0ked as you left.

Comp B 140 is not appr0ved.

IF Your PD becomes current then ? 

Would you loose that date ? As you need to have active 140 with B or A(to re join A) ?

 

 

MF read lk TS first post again 

LK TC explained ra l@mdik

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On 4/27/2019 at 1:52 PM, CheGuevara said:

Ok cool...

So in summary, once appoved  i140 is more than 180 days , irrespective of the employer, we have the option to move to any employer without waiting anymore and even though its withdrawn by the first company.

 

correct me if i understand it differently.

If approved 140 is more than 180 days, employer cannot revoke. 

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6 minutes ago, meandhrakurradu said:

Avasarledu, you are good with previous approval 

Ante Employer A tho PERM and I140 vunte

Employer B ki marinappudu you are saying no need of PERM ?

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2 hours ago, Anta Assamey said:

Ante Employer A tho PERM and I140 vunte

Employer B ki marinappudu you are saying no need of PERM ?

No, perm enduku bro 

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