jgpatel Posted June 9, 2014 Report Share Posted June 9, 2014 Hi I have Labor and 140 approved , 485 file under Eb3 and priority date is 2007. I am a pharmacist working as registered pharmacist in pharmacy store.I want to change my employer and upgrade my GC file to Eb2 so.... i have a couple of questions (1) if i transfer my h1 to new employer and then file Green card ( labor and i-140 ) under Eb2 what happeded if labor or i-140 under eb2 get rejected ? i know my Eb3 file will continue but what if i have already H1 for new company and started to work for new company. Do i need to file again Eb3 under new company? bsc i have 140 and labor for old company so how it will continue though i quit old company . simple Though i have started to work for new company how old company's Eb3 file will continue ? pls answer Link to comment
t75 Posted June 9, 2014 Report Share Posted June 9, 2014 Your current filing can continue if the employer does not terminate it because you left his employ. A new filing in EB2 must be for a position meeting those requirements. If it is denied, a new PERM in EB3 will be required but the existing PD can be retained. Your best option is to discuss your situation with your new employer's attorney as he will be in the best position to determine filing category that is appropriate. Link to comment
jgpatel Posted June 12, 2014 Author Report Share Posted June 12, 2014 thanks for reply . so best option is to do future employment based GC process under Eb2. so once labor and i-140 get approved then join new company who filed Eb2. Am i correct .? once more question ... after GC received how long we have to work for that company ? Link to comment
Kal.911 Posted August 4, 2014 Report Share Posted August 4, 2014 First question is Repeated Question..again. Please refer to the answers provided for the same EXACT question for atleast 10 times on the first page itself of the "EB2/EB3 - Education & Experience" topic. If you ask repeat questions, we all look not so progressive in understanding the immigration laws. Second question.. atleast 6 months. Link to comment
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