If Employer A withdraws approved I-140 then what happens to pending I-485? Will it still be linked to 2nd approved I-140 from B?

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   J Ferrari

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   Answered February 26, 2013 16:42. In theory, nothing should happen.

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   Tripti Sharma

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   Answered February 26, 2013 16:45. Complicated scenario. If you wish to port, have your case reviewed by a competent immigration attorney to check if the job fits the category.

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   Alexander SegalPro

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   Answered February 26, 2013 16:40. Good question. Complicated issue. Requires close analysis of facts. Theoretically speaking substitution is possible and done routinely but requires expertise of an attorney to be done right

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   Sasha Lazarevich-Sinnott

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   Answered February 26, 2013 17:19. You need to have an attorney conduct a detailed review of the facts.

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