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Oct 25, 2018, Recording of Free Community Conference Call (Every Other Thursday)

6 years ago By Chief Editor

Immigration.com

Community Conference Call

Citizenship and Naturalization

Naturalization

Nonimmigrant Visas

Green Card

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Discussion Topics, Thursday, October 25, 2018:

FAQ: Travel during N-400 naturalization process || Impact of extending B-1 B-2 stay || Filing H-1B without an end client letter (supplied later)||NTA in employment based visa

Other: Marry a LPR holder || Changing jobs on the AC21 using supplement J || F-1 STEM OPT || Port back from EB3 TO EB2

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Porting Priority Date from EB-2 to EB-1

6 years ago By Chief Editor

Question details

My husband has an I-140 approved from Company A ( Priority Date April 2008 , EB2). He is now eligible for EB1 under Employer B ( He is currently on L1 A ). Can his priority date from EB2 be ported to EB1 ?

FAQ Transcript

Video Transcript

The answer is Yes. The main thing is priority dates for EB-2 and EB-1 can be ported and there is no particular format for this. This is supposed to be automatic. The government is supposed to keep a track of that. More...

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