I-140 still not approve

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I just want to ask if anyone in this forum who has a proirity date of August. Mine was August 1, 2006 and was filed in Nebraska visa center and up to now there's no approval yet. I'm just worried there might be a problem in my papers. Thanks.

if you change employers then you have to start all over again so it will affect your application as it stands. Your current one will be invalid. Plus if you have already signed a contract then there will be some sort of fee to pay if you cancel. Have you tried ringing your agent? It may be due to retrogression there is nothing to say although an acknowledgement of email would be nice

Hi Silverdragon102 !!! Would you know in what steps of processing the petition would become invalid:nono: , is it in the USCIS or NVC:uhoh21: ? A friend:nurse: of mine applied for an H1-C while she has a pending petition under I-140. Is that prohibited?

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All you have to do now is wait for retrogression to be lifted and on you go to packet 4. :)

Still need to get approval of the DS-230, before the file is sent to NVC to wait for the visas to be available.

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Hi Silverdragon102 !!! Would you know in what steps of processing the petition would become invalid:nono: , is it in the USCIS or NVC:uhoh21: ? A friend:nurse: of mine applied for an H1-C while she has a pending petition under I-140. Is that prohibited?

Becomes invalid before it has everything approved, and can still be denied at the US Embassy at interview date.

The H1-C contracts are normally for two years, and most are in areas that no one will work, such as there are only 14 facilities in the US that meet that criteria. Worst possible thing that anyone can do is plan to work under the H1-C, the areas are many times very dangerous and no Americans will work there and they are severely short of staff.

Big mistake, when you try to skirt around things, and are in a hurry, it will turn around and bite them. Nost do not even last a few weeks on that visa, things can be that bad, and then the nurse risks getting deported.

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