H4 EAD after Approved I-140.
No it remains valid as long as the H-4 maintains H-4 status which means the H-1B must be maintaining H-1B status.
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No it remains valid as long as the H-4 maintains H-4 status which means the H-1B must be maintaining H-1B status.
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This is not uncommon. Just relax and wait for the RFE and then work through what they are asking for.
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