ETA - 9089 LABOR CERTIFICATION & green card process

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   Natalia Polukhtin

   Phoenix Immigration Attorney

   Contributor Level 10

   Answered January 14, 2013 20:05. The processing time for ETA9098 is approximately 6 months now. If your priority date for the employment-based application is current, you can file adjustment application concurrently and obtain EADs for your family members.

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   Gen Kimura

   Houston Immigration Attorney

   Contributor Level 18

   Answered January 14, 2013 19:50. 1. 4-6 months.
   2. When you become eligible for filing a Form I-485, you can file EAD application.

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   Asheesh Sharma

   Atlanta Immigration Attorney

   Contributor Level 12

   Answered January 15, 2013 12:08. I agree with my colleagues.
   1. You can get the processing times by visiting http://icert.doleta.gov/
   2. Your wife and child can file for their EAD/AP once you are eligible to file your Application for Adjustment of Status.

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