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Posted on 05 Jul 2008
Q.

Changing Employer after Green Card

Is there certain minimum numbers of days one has to stay with the sponsoring company after getting the Green Card.
In my case I have been working with my current employer since Sept-2001 (almost 7 years).
Green card labor started in Dec-2001 and I-485 was filed in May-2007, and approved June, 2008.

I was in the middle of using AC21 just before my GC got approved, hence this urgency.

User's Location: BOSTON, Massachusetts, United States of America
Category: Employment-based Green Card
Posted on 06 Jul 2008
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