nlstrip Posted December 1, 2014 Report Share Posted December 1, 2014 Hi All, After going over all the forums, I am still confused and any help/suggestion/comment would be appreciated. Here is my scenario1. I am currently working with Employer A with my Labor and I140 approved in EB2(approved in 2011 with priority date July 2010). This is a Employer-Vendor-client assignment.2. As of now my Visa is valid until May 2015. I completed my 6 years on H1B in Sep 2014.2. I am planning to accept a Full Time position with a well known Bank (Employer B), they will transfer my H1B and they said they will file for my green card after 1 year.My questions1. If my current employer (employerA) revokes my I140 after I leave him and Employer B files for my green card after 1 year will I still have the same Priority Date (July 2010) ? My new employer will also file my green card in EB2 and my job responsibilities pretty much remains the same .2. Employer B said they will right away start the process to port my Green Card, what does this mean ? (I will clarify this with employer B anyways but wanted to find if someone knows what this means).3. Last one, I join employer B in Jan 2015, Employer A revokes my I140 in Feb 2015 and for some reason I plan to quit Employer B in July 2015 and I am planning to join Employer C. Will I be able to join Employer C since at that point of time my old I140 would have been revoked and my new Employer (Employer B) would have not files for my green card and I would have completed my 6 years.As always Thank you so much for reading/replying/helping/commenting.Best Link to comment
nlstrip Posted December 3, 2014 Author Report Share Posted December 3, 2014 Any suggestions would be appreciated. Please advice. Link to comment
rahul412 Posted December 3, 2014 Report Share Posted December 3, 2014 1.Yes 2.No one knows what does it mean 3.You need valid I140 approval for H1 beyond 6 yrs. Link to comment
nlstrip Posted December 4, 2014 Author Report Share Posted December 4, 2014 Thank you Rahul. Link to comment
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