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I-485j getting updated by employer. What will be the Impact on my current application and timeline
Hello everyone,
I have a situation where my current AOS Status is still pending. I applied on Feb 2024 and my PD is Nov 2022. Category is EB2-1 ROW.
I had a meeting with company HR couple of days back and they mentioned that since my company got acquired by a bigger parent company so They will have to update/change the i-485j with new company name.
it’s been 195 days since I applied AOS and i-485j as well as for dependents.
What will be the impact on my application as well as timeline if employer/attorney submits the updated i-485j?
Greatly appreciated for your response!
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IR-1/CR-1
U.S. citizen filing for a spouse
Total Days: 973 days
Case
2023-08-16
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I-765
64 Days
I-130
370 Days
I-485
973 Days
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Based on a Violence Against Women Act self-petition
Total Days: 1497 days
Case
2020-08-05
2024-09-10
I-360
946 Days
I-485
1497 Days
Vermont Service Center: I-360, I-485
Request for Evidence
hello everyone, I just got a notification that my my i495 is updated after 2.5 years, and they are sent RFE.
I already got 2 employment Authorizations
2 years c09 and 5 years one.
what’s usually they are asking in RFE
VAWA
Based on a Violence Against Women Act self-petition
Total Days: 1393 days
Case
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I-131
278 Days
I-360
1136 Days
I-485
1393 Days
I-765
213 Days
Vermont Service Center: I-131, I-360, I-485, I-765
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The State Department, working in close collaboration with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, is pleased to announce the issuance of all available visas in the Employment-Based Fourth Preference (EB-4) category for fiscal year (FY) 2024. Maximizing these visas facilitates legitimate travel for a wide variety of special immigrants, including religious workers, special immigrant juveniles, certain U.S. government employees, certain international organization retirees, and certain international broadcasting employees, among others.
The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) limits the number of employment-based preference immigrant visas that may be issued within a fiscal year. Specifically, INA 203(b)(4) provides that the annual limit for EB-4 visas is 7.1 percent of the worldwide employment limit.
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