Your answer is NOT correct.

GC is based on future employment. If she can prove that her former employer still wants to hire her in the same field and same level, she will be fine. Which law says she has to
work in her field until I-485 getting approval? What she needs to do now is that she has to get an job offer from her former employer which says she will start her employment in the petition field once she has the GC.

If you don't know well, you should restrain from giving
people unsolid info. Thanks!

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• 回複：Your answer is NOT correct. -03202002- ♀ (299 bytes) () 03/20/2008 postreply 06:27:14

• EB1a and EB1b are different. -quancheng88- ♀ (280 bytes) () 03/20/2008 postreply 06:52:30

• 你的理解有局限性 -大豆腐- ♂ (330 bytes) () 03/20/2008 postreply 07:21:58

• 傑出 = always working ?= cannot change job? -wangtexiaobai- ♀ (123 bytes) () 03/20/2008 postreply 07:44:59

• 回複：你的理解有局限性 -whynotgreentea- ♀ (150 bytes) () 03/20/2008 postreply 12:03:44

• I agree with you that "GC is based on future employment" - 回複：Yo -pjiang- ♀ (493 bytes) () 03/20/2008 postreply 07:11:41

• 回複：I agree with you that "GC is based on future employment" - 回複 -greencard1998- ♀ (115 bytes) () 03/20/2008 postreply 10:32:27