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amit24
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Posted on 11-16-08 4:46
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What if the I140 is cancelled or denied? what is the next step? without having to join school again.
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RajaHarischandra
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Posted on 11-16-08 8:04
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The cancellation or deniel of I-140 is an automatic deniel/cancellation of I-485. If you have been working on EAD then you need to leave the country as soon as possible once you get your rejection letter. But if you are in H1B or any other type of visa then you should be fine. I am not a lawyer though . You might want to consult an immigration attorney.
Good-Luck
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Manko Sathi.
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Posted on 10-08-19 2:43
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The cancellation or deniel of I-140 is an automatic deniel/cancellation of I-485. If you have been working on EAD then you need to leave the country as soon as possible once you get your rejection letter.
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Posted on 10-09-19 1:25
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Yeah @amit24 has been waiting for 11 years for the response. Now he can leave the country 11 years later. ЁЯдгЁЯдгЁЯдгЁЯдг
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