Job change after I-140 approval - is Update of Skills & Job Description OK?

[tingtong9]

I have been working  as a contractor for a Client A through a Consulting Firm B for 2-3 years. During this time Firm B filed by I-140 (approved) and recently got my H1b - 3 yr extension(after 6 yrs).

 

Client A wants to hire me and offered a Senior Software Engineer role (My current role is Software Engineer as per PERM with Firm B). 

 

Main reason they want to hire me is for my niche skills I have developed and used in my project. They want my job description to reflect those unique/niche skills  so it will be easier for them to hire me. The thing is I developed those niche skills after my current employer B filed for my PERM(2yrs ago) and hence were not mentioned in Job Description. But I mentioned them in my I-140 resume.

 

I heard change in job description is a risk. so just want to know if the following are a risk.

 

1. Adding addition skills & responsibilities to the ones already mentioned in my original PERM/I-140 

 

2. Change in role from Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineer.

 

 

[Belle]

You seem to be very confused about the process. The title change with the same employer may be an issue (and I have seen many case where added Sr. is not an issue), but it is irrelevant if you are changing employers. You will either be filing AC21 or a whole new LC.

[t75]

Tailoring a job description to eliminate other applicants from consideration is not appropriate.

[tingtong9]

You seem to be very confused about the process. The title change with the same employer may be an issue (and I have seen many case where added Sr. is not an issue), but it is irrelevant if you are changing employers. You will either be filing AC21 or a whole new LC.

Thanks for the info

[tingtong9]

Tailoring a job description to eliminate other applicants from consideration is not appropriate.

I am not sure you understood my question. My niche skills are the reason why I am getting hired. Where does the tailoring a job description coming into picture.