navin123 Posted February 3, 2016 Report Share Posted February 3, 2016 Hello There, Thanks for checking this post. I have a situation where I'm in my 9th year of H1b and my current employer A applied my perm and I-140, both are approved. My PD is Dec 2012. However I do not have any documents related to Perm or I-140, just the number. My current H1b expires Nov 2017. Future Employer B is offering me Full-time. If I change - (what are the implications?) 1) Do I need to provide documents related to Perm or I-140 to my new employer B, or just the number would be suffice? 2) Can I get the same PD? 3) What if my current employer A revokes I-140, will that impact my PD, during the process of H1b transfer or during Perm or I-140 apply by employer B 4) Employer A is not willing to provide experience letter too, will this impact my H1b transfer or Perm or I-140 submission or approval. 5)Should I apply H1b Transfer first and then tell my employer A that I left him ? Will I get 3 years of extension?. 6) When should I start my new GC process with employer B - I know they need to start from scratch again - what if they want to do only after an year. What is the best process to follow to not be in any legal trouble and a happy ending. Apologize for too many questions, but would appreciate if someone could please provide answers to the above. Thank you very much for directing me in a right way. Regards Naveen Link to comment
navin123 Posted March 2, 2016 Author Report Share Posted March 2, 2016 Hi Gurus, I just spoke to my Attorney, apparently the most "famous" one - and they mentioned they can't do H1B transfer (and get a 3 yr extension or just until the current I-797 expiration date) as I do not have any document of I-140 with me. I mentioned I have the Alien (A) number along with SRC and printout of I-140 petition approval. Is this true? or they are trying to play safe. Thanks Link to comment
sai57 Posted March 2, 2016 Report Share Posted March 2, 2016 Do you have the I-140 application copy from FOIA request? I guess that's enough to transfer your H1B and get 3 year extension. Link to comment
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