ravig12345 Posted July 10, 2017 Report Posted July 10, 2017 Hi All I am currently on H1 with Employer A. My I140 is approved (more than 180 days) with employer A. I have applied H4 EAD for my wife two months back with Employer A I140. Still waiting for H4 EAD to get approved. Now i am planning to change company to Employer B 1) If i apply for transfer of my H1 with employer B, will this impact H4 EAD approval for my wife (as it is still in pending status) 2) When i transfer my H1 from employer A to B is it mandatory to apply for my wife H4 transfer. (Her current H4 with employer A is valid till 2020) . 3) Once i change to employer B, If employer A revokes my H1 /my wife H4 will it impact her H4 EAD status once H4 EAD is approved. Is there any chances for employer A to revoke H4 status as well (along with my H1B)? 4) Even If my employer revokes I140, can i extend my H1B every 3 years (with the new Rule implemented in Jan 2017)? Is my assumption correct?
shekar11# Posted July 11, 2017 Report Posted July 11, 2017 On 7/9/2017 at 9:12 PM, ravig12345 said: Hi All I am currently on H1 with Employer A. My I140 is approved (more than 180 days) with employer A. I have applied H4 EAD for my wife two months back with Employer A I140. Still waiting for H4 EAD to get approved. Now i am planning to change company to Employer B 1) If i apply for transfer of my H1 with employer B, will this impact H4 EAD approval for my wife (as it is still in pending status) 2) When i transfer my H1 from employer A to B is it mandatory to apply for my wife H4 transfer. (Her current H4 with employer A is valid till 2020) . 3) Once i change to employer B, If employer A revokes my H1 /my wife H4 will it impact her H4 EAD status once H4 EAD is approved. Is there any chances for employer A to revoke H4 status as well (along with my H1B)? 4) Even If my employer revokes I140, can i extend my H1B every 3 years (with the new Rule implemented in Jan 2017)? Is my assumption correct? 1. No 2. Not necessary. But don't forget to renew her H-4 when it nearing expiry. 3. No impact. 4. Yes.
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