who is the employer?

@Alam Mia, If an employer withdraws an I-140 petition after it has been approved for at least 180 days, the beneficiary can still use the approved I-140 to find a new job offer.

@Z K I work for an IT CONSULTANCY. According to lawyer they can withdraw since I’m not in a project currently.

hi, i am not sure if they can do anything, for what i understood from my lawyer, you need to submit the I-485J with the new company, but i don’t they can do by itself, but i am not sure.. i suggest try to find a new employer and when you have it submit the form, what is your PD?

why are they attempting to withdraw it? afaik they are not obliged to withdraw it if they are laying you off. sounds like a horrible employer. since it’s been 180 days, you should be ok as long as you find a new employer. i485j is not a complicated process (relatively speaking). your previous employer’s withdrawal attempts shouldn’t affect anything then.

@m t some employers do with draw it to be cruel but some also do so because it impacts filing other petition in terms of ability to pay. If not withdrawn his/her I-140 will be reflected as an employee that they are telling the government they will pay. If the employer finances aren't great could impact their ability to get other petitions approved so some employers with draw those I-140 for which they have no intentions to pay or offer a job to support their GC.

@gigglening lee can you send the link again please ? Not able to join the group from the link