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I-140 case: Approved in 28 days (149 days less than average)
think38
Canada
primary
Texas
EB2
01 Dec 2013
13 Jan 2015
21 Jan 2015
concurrent
premium
yes
29 Jan 2015
evidence of ability to pay wages.
04 Feb 2015
approved
10 Feb 2015
28 days
14 Jan 2015
11 Feb 2015

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Posted by chucky83
06 Apr 2015 #1
What was the evidence? and why did you not submitted first? The attorney always ask for financial statement / tax filing for employer before filing I-140
Posted by think38
06 Apr 2015 #2
Hi chucky83. My employer joined a PEO (professional employer organization: http://www.napeo.org/peoindustry/) this year which changed my employer of record. We had provided pay stubs showing my salary and annual YTD salary but in 2 documents (both employers of record) to show the full year's salary. I think it wasn't clear to them so they issued the RFE and we provided my W-2s to demonstrate the total wage earned. It was approved without issue after that. I hope that clarifies.
Posted by think38
06 Apr 2015 #3
Hi chucky83. My employer joined a PEO (professional employer organization: http://www.napeo.org/peoindustry/) this year which changed my employer of record. We had provided pay stubs showing my salary and annual YTD salary but in 2 documents (both employers of record) to show the full year's salary. I think it wasn't clear to them so they issued the RFE and we provided my W-2s to demonstrate the total wage earned. It was approved without issue after that. I hope that clarifies.

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