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14 Aug 2024

I have an approved I-140 and my I-485 has been pending for more than 180 days. I understand that I am allowed to port my case to a same-or-similar position. Is this allowed for a position where I would be self-employed?

Answer Yes, if the position meets the standard AC21 requirements, it is feasible to port one's case to a position that involves self-employment. Before doing so, however, it probably would be a good idea to discuss this with an attorney. (14.Aug.2024)Sheela Murthy and other senior attorneys...

06:28 / Employment Based / FAQs / For Individuals / Resident
24 Jul 2024

My employer filed an I-140 for me, which is currently pending. I have only spent about 60 days in total in the U.S. since the I-140 was filed. Is there a rule that I must complete at least 180 days in the U.S. in order for the I-140 to be approved?

Answer No, there is no minimum amount of time you must be in the U.S. before an employer may file an I-140 for you, or before the I-140 can be approved. In fact, there is no requirement that the individual be in the U.S. at all...

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