I have an approved I140 from the employer A. I have changed my job to employer B and got 3 years of H1B visa.
In my opinion, you can get a 3-year extension based on Employer A's I-140 approval as long as it has not been revoked.
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In my opinion, you can get a 3-year extension based on Employer A's I-140 approval as long as it has not been revoked.
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