sanyasharma Posted October 22, 2013 Report Posted October 22, 2013 Hello All, Here's my status: 1. H1-B valid till Oct 2014 2. EAD and AP approved in 2007 and employer kep renewing both documents till date. (To date, I was officially on H1B visa). Current EAD and AP valid till Oct 2014 3. PD is October 2006 (EB3) 4. AOS Pending I gave my 2 weeks notice to my current employer and will be starting with my new employer within 3 weeks (taking 1 week vacation in between). I am giving up my H1 B visa and will be joining the new company using my EAD. I am NOT porting over my GC application to EB2 and the new employer is NOT doing any GC processing since I am on EAD. (It's almost like I am just walking over to them with my EAD.) My new job description will be pretty much the same as my current job. So my questions are: 1. This is completely ok right? Meaning, not porting over my application to the new employer - I think I'll just wait till my PD becomes current - till then I will renew and use my EAD. 2. As I have read in numerous posts here, I will just send the new I-9 and new employment letter to USICS (just as a precuationary step). Anything else I need to do in terms of paper work? (I have my original Labor Cert and approved I-140.) 3. Will my 1 week vacation between two jobs cause any concern? Thanks!
Attorney_11 Posted October 22, 2013 Report Posted October 22, 2013 Individuals pending adjustment of status greater than 180 days with approved I-140 and a new job in a same or similar occupation can request AC 21 permanent portability by sending notice of job change to the USCIS. This is expected by USCIS and is a best practice. The I-9 is an employer form and is retained by the employer. It is not sent to the USCIS. It is advisable to seek the counsel of a qualified immigration attorney to take prudent steps to avoid potential immigration complications in the future.
Belle Posted October 22, 2013 Report Posted October 22, 2013 It seems to me that by "NOT porting" you actually mean "porting".
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