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Posted on 25 Oct 2010
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Mentioned 'Client' name instead of the 'Employer' in PERM appl

While filing my PERM, by mistake I mentioned my 'Client' name instead of my 'Employer' in the Previous Employer Details Section. Since its approved now,How should I answer the Previous Employer details in I-485? If I am writing the 'Employer' name, is that fine or is their any other way to rectify my earlier mistake? Plz advise. Also does my experience with my current employer counts towards the total experience mentioned in the advertisement. I worked with this company for three years and was promoted last year?

User's Location: Birmingham, Alabama, United States of America
Category: Employment-based Green Card
Posted on 25 Oct 2010
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