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Posted on 12 Jun 2009
Q.

Immigration Status

I am working for an employer on H1 and my I129 is valid till 04/06/2010.

My employer filed for green card with 140 / 485 filed concurrent.

my labour and 140 are approved and my priority date is 6/6/2007.I have EAD valid till 09/14/2010. Travel documents are valid till 01/14/2009 but applied for renewal on 06/08/2009.

If I have to change my employer should i work on H1 or EAD?
If i work on EAD what are things i should take care of ?
Is it possible / required to get my approved 140. my company will not provide it

User's Location: Nashville, Tennessee, United States of America
Category: Employment-based Green Card
Posted on 12 Jun 2009
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