H1b to H4, EAD & New H1b concurrently

[visaseekerUS]

Hello,

I really need your quick help on my issue. Currently I am working for employer A on H1b. My 6 years of H1b expires on May 2018. My GC process is not initiated yet. My spouse has I-140 approved. I have filed for my H1b to H4 and EAD in July 2017. My H4 EAD effective date is Nov 1,2017 in the application. 

I want to switch my job to employer B next week. As H1b premium processing is still not available what are my options to start working for employer B ASAP ?

1) If employer B files H1b transfer, can I start working with H1b receipt notice? Can I have multiple applications pending with USCIS ? 

2) What happens to H4, EAD applications in case my H1b transfer gets approved ? Is my H4 Ead pending application still valid ? 

3) What happens if H4 EAD gets approved while H1B transfer is still pending? Does my employer need to revoke H1b application after I move from H1b to H4EAD ?

This is a very critical scenario. Your quick help is appreciated. 

Thank You,

[visaseekerUS]

Any response please ??

[shekar11#]

13 hours ago, visaseekerUS said:

Hello,

I really need your quick help on my issue. Currently I am working for employer A on H1b. My 6 years of H1b expires on May 2018. My GC process is not initiated yet. My spouse has I-140 approved. I have filed for my H1b to H4 and EAD in July 2017. My H4 EAD effective date is Nov 1,2017 in the application. 

I want to switch my job to employer B next week. As H1b premium processing is still not available what are my options to start working for employer B ASAP ?

1) If employer B files H1b transfer, can I start working with H1b receipt notice? Can I have multiple applications pending with USCIS ? 

2) What happens to H4, EAD applications in case my H1b transfer gets approved ? Is my H4 Ead pending application still valid ? 

3) What happens if H4 EAD gets approved while H1B transfer is still pending? Does my employer need to revoke H1b application after I move from H1b to H4EAD ?

This is a very critical scenario. Your quick help is appreciated. 

Thank You,

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