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Hi, I am filling AOS and my birth registration is late. Therefore, to support late birth certification registration, I obtained an affidavit from my relative (Uncle). However, I am not sure if should submit this affidavit now or wait until USCIS ask for it. There is a mixed response from people who submitted the affidavit. Some suggest submitting along with I-485 while some say submit later. Please give your expert opinion. What is the best option?

I have I-140 approval from University A under the EB-1B category but can't apply I-485 due to retrogression. Now I have a better offer as Assistant Professor from University B. Do changing jobs after I-140 approval under the EB-1B category have any negative impact on future EB1-A or -B applications? Will a next USCIS officer see a job change differently? Please give your suggestions. Thank you

Pontevecchio: Thank you for your reply. But have additional Question: 1. I got my first H1-B in 2016 and I still have three more years to use on H1-B. So do I still need to apply the H1 petition based on approved I-140? Can I apply it independently without approved I-140? 2. Also, please let me know how I can keep my approved I-140 priority date (which is Sept 2018). Do I need to apply before joining the position or I can apply later on. Thank you for your help.

Dear Friends, I have I-140 approved under the EB1-B category (Priority date Sept 2019). However, I can not apply for applying I-485 due to retrogression for India. NOW, I have a job offer from another University and I am planning to start my new position in January 2020. As my I-140 is under the EB-1B category and it is employer-specific; I cannot transfer OR keep my I-140 approval BUT I guess, I can keep my priority date? Right? If YES: Do I need to apply for new EB1-B or EB1-A before joining to a new Employer? OR Can I apply anytime after joining the new position and still keeping the priority date? Also, Can I transfer my H1-B visa and applying new EB-1B category at the same time? Please advise. It is a very important juncture of my career and I look forward on your advise and suggestions. Thank you for your time.