spike Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 guys , i have the following questions for the i-140. 1. if i have a approved i-140 from employer A and if i transfer my h1b to a new employer B regarding the green card process, does the new employer B need to apply the new labor and new i-140? and if yes - whats the i-140 porting mean ?- is it that if the my role in the new company B is same as company A , then the dates can be ported, but still the new employer B has to file for the labor and i-140? 2. what if my employer A revokes the approved i-140 before porting ? Thanks much for the help guys. knowledge is power. cheers spike Link to comment
redgreenbluee Posted October 25, 2011 Report Share Posted October 25, 2011 please consult a lawyer. porting in I-140 means retaining your previously approved I-140 priority date to your new I-140 application, so instead of having a later date when you re-apply for I-140 with your new employer, you will have the previously approved I-140 priority date. yes, when you change employer, you will need to start GC from scratch (LC and I-140), you can port/retain your PD as described above. it is usually possible to port PD even if previous employer revokes approved I-140 as long as it is not due to fraud, discuss with your immigration lawyer about the process. guys , i have the following questions for the i-140. 1. if i have a approved i-140 from employer A and if i transfer my h1b to a new employer B regarding the green card process, does the new employer B need to apply the new labor and new i-140? and if yes - whats the i-140 porting mean ?- is it that if the my role in the new company B is same as company A , then the dates can be ported, but still the new employer B has to file for the labor and i-140? 2. what if my employer A revokes the approved i-140 before porting ? Thanks much for the help guys. knowledge is power. cheers spike Link to comment
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