Working on EAD and green card denied. Can I go back on H1, that I still have few years on h1

[primus 0]

I applied for I-485 in Aug 2013 with company A. And I also received EAD in Oct. 2014, but continued to work for A on H1b only. On Apr 1st, A got sold to company B. So I have two options: 

 

1) Start working for company B on EAD or 

2) Get H1 transfer applied by company B and then work 

 

IS FOLLOWING STATEMENT TRUE? 

 

If I use option 1 (using EAD) and if my green card gets denied, then I cannot restart working on remaining H1 years in US only. And I will have to return my country immediately. While in option 2, I can remain in US and re-apply for green card, while continue working for company B.

[omshiv 0]

Why would GC get denied?

[primus 0]

Why would GC get denied?

 

I am sorry, but that is not the question.

FYI, my risk appetite is 0, so I want to minimize it as much as possible. I guess that answers your question, now may I knwo answer of my question? :)

[JoeF 7]

I am sorry, but that is not the question.

FYI, my risk appetite is 0, so I want to minimize it as much as possible. I guess that answers your question, now may I knwo answer of my question? :)

So, if your "risk appetite is 0", then you must have a good employer. So, why do you think there could be a denial then???

Or is your employer shady? Then your "risk appetite" would obviously larger than 0.

Take your pick...

[primus 0]

FYI, those who wants to take it to different direction. My employer (company) is sold to other company and I don't have much confidence on them.

[chakrakr 0]

Why would GC get denied?

 

GC get denied due to reasons not attributable to Employee or Employer --- for example in Error.   MTR or Appeal  will cure it eventually but while those are in process OP cannot work on EAD.   

[JoeF 7]

FYI, those who wants to take it to different direction. My employer (company) is sold to other company and I don't have much confidence on them.

To answer a question, we need information.

[JoeF 7]

FYI, those who wants to take it to different direction. My employer (company) is sold to other company and I don't have much confidence on them.

Then change employers, if your "risk appetite is 0"...

[Belle 0]

There are plenty of reasons for I-485 denial that will lead to H1 COS denial. Inadmissibility is a pretty common one.

[JoeF 7]

There are plenty of reasons for I-485 denial that will lead to H1 COS denial. Inadmissibility is a pretty common one.

It is an "it depends". That's why it is important to have more information on why the OP thinks there could be a problem.

It is obvious that the OP hasn't thought things through...