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i applied GC under eb3 from US office ,and my i140 was approved, got my H1b 7th year extension for 3 yrs. now i am deputed to indian branch where here i was announced promotion as chief archietech from technical archietech.
can i apply for eb1?
will this promotion affect this present lc and i140 approved status?
do i have to apply new labor and i140?
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There are different categories of EB1 and different requirements for each. If you feel that you may qualify for EB1, you may want to consult a competent immigration attorney in regard to your situation and to assess your qualifications for EB1. Just because you have a promotion to a higher position does not automatically mean you qualify for EB1. Additionally, if you do qualify for EB1, you may need to either refile your LC or I-140 or both. Again, due to the limitations and lack of specific information of your case, I would suggest that you consult a competent immigration attorney about your case.
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