pbss_0313 Posted October 26, 2019 Report Share Posted October 26, 2019 Hi, I am new to Murthy forums and I am hoping I will get a direction on my current situation. I am currently with Employer#A on H1B valid until December 2020. I have an approved I140 with priority date of March 2012. My wife is on H4 valid until December 2020 and her current H4 EAD is valid until March 2020. I applied for H4 EAD extension in September based on my current I140, H1B and H4 approvals hoping to get H4 EAD renewed until December 2020. However I got an offer with Employer#B in October and my H1B got approved until October 2022. My last working day with Employer#A is 10/24/2019 and I am starting with employer#B effective 10/25/2019. My new employer#B also filed for H4 extension and it is currently in progress post biometrics stage. Based on this situation I have the following questions:- 1) H4 EAD processing time is currently taking 4-5.5 months. Assuming my Employer#A will revoke my H1B, what are the chances of me getting H4 EAD approval? I am assuming I might get an RFE and I will be required to submit new H1B and new H4? Also are there any chances for denial without getting an RFE? 2) Based on #1, is there anything I can do at this time for example filing a new H4 EAD extension based on the new H1B and H4 with employer#B 3) Also my wife is planning to go to India for relatives marriage and come back first week of Feb 2020. Would this impact/worsen her current situation. Do you recommend going for H4 stamping based on the Employer#B petitions? 4) What is the best we can do so we do not get a break in employment post March 2020 so she continue with her current job on H4 EAD? Thanks Quote Link to comment
User099 Posted October 28, 2019 Report Share Posted October 28, 2019 Filing an H4-EAD extension and linking it to the H4 Extension she has pending with Emp B will be a good option. Even if she leaves the country it will still be processed. She can get stamping done while in India with your Emp B H1 Approval and travel back. Quote Link to comment
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