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Posted on 08 Nov 2011
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485 RFE

EB1b 140 approved. 485 request for proof of legal status during the last three years. Had two jobs in the last three years. 01/01/08-08/31/09: first job. The new company applied H1b on 08/25/09 and got receipt on 08/26/09, then I left the old company on 08/31/09 and started working for new company on 09/08/09. Will I be treated as out of status during 09/01/09 to 09/07/09? Is 7 day gap fine? Are there any USCIS regulation about this? Does 485 allow for some out of status days? Are there any regulation about that?

Thank you very much.

User's Location: Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Category: Employment-based Green Card
Posted on 09 Nov 2011
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