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Posted on 13 Apr 2010
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Working On EAD

I filed my I-140 and I-485 concurrently in 2007, my I-140 got approved in 2009 in EB2 category, I am completing my 6th year on H1B visa in September 2011. I also have valid EAD card and advance parole, currently I am working on H1B visa.

Can I start working on my EAD card with some other firm and continue my greencard processing with the current company ? or do I need to do an I-140 transfer??

Any Guidance is appreciated

User's Location: Manalapan, New Jersey, United States of America
Category: General Immigration
Posted on 14 Apr 2010
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