Teacher 8, thank u for your answer last time ,
regarding to the last question you answered,
"any failure of company A's Eb1 appliicaion won't impact EB2 approved I-140 in company A, right?"
"-Correct. But if you leave Company A, your I-140 will be invalid unless you have filed I-485 for > 180 days."
Your mean leave company A, the approved I-140 will be invalid, For my understanding, this leave means leave company A permanently, never return. 1.But how about this scenario, I leave company A only for a period of time, say, 3-4 years, and tell company A plz don’t withdraw I-140, when PD is current for that I-140, I rejoin the company A again, and file I-485, is that I-140 is still valid (can I still get GC through company A?)
2.Further more, in company A, after filing I-485, but when < 180 days, I end a client company’s project (say that project only 3 months), based on company A’s policy, they will terminate employment relationship with me, but after a short period of client project(/job) searching, I get project again and rejoin company A, in this scenario, is there any issue for that GC approval?
A million thanks!!!
##############CC: (the past questions)
question 1:
company A is a consulting company, whenever I end contract period with client company, they will terminate my employment with them, and re-file a new H1B after I get a new offer from new client company.
now company B (consulting company too) said like, if I end the contract work in client company, they won't report to USCIS, and just let me find a new client company, and start to work over there directly.
(won't file a new H1B to save company's money).
Please 86323211 or Mr Pijiang, is this legal for Company B's way?
-No. The Company B needs to file the H1 amendment if you change your client company(amendment only needs to pay the I-129 filing fee, no training fee).
(..I feel we need to do like company A.. or file a amendment at least, right?)
-Correct.
question 2.
If I let company B sponsor EB1 for me while I am working in comany A, is there any way company A will know it (--I don't want them to know..)?
-No, the Company A will never know it.
or
any failure of company A's Eb1 appliicaion won't impact EB2 approved I-140 in company A, right?
-Correct. But if you leave Company A, your I-140 will be invalid unless you have filed I-485 for > 180 days.
