The Second Circuit vacated the judgment of the district court and remanded, holding that USCIS is required by the INA’s portability provisions to give pre-revocation notice to the beneficiary or to the successor employer that it is revoking an I-140 petition filed by a previous employer.
Filed under: Form I-140, Immigration Attorney | Tagged: employer based petition, I-140, i140, portability, revocation of i-140 | 4 Comments »
The Second Circuit vacated the judgment of the district court and remanded, holding that USCIS is required by the INA’s portability provisions to give pre-revocation notice to the beneficiary or to the successor employer that it is revoking an I-140 petition filed by a previous employer.
Immigration judicial review of denied I-129 and I-140
Filed under: Form I-140 | Tagged: employer based petition, Form I-140, Form I-140 - Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, Forrm I-140, I-140, i140, portability, revocation of i-140 | 4 Comments »
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