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rika60607
Hello,
I could not find this information anywhere, but it should not be a very rare case. If somebody had this experience, please helpsmilie.gif

Do we need to submit anything or somehow update CSC on the fact the petitioner has a new workplace? If they look at G325a, his work history will be reflecting his old place of employment (the one he had more than 2 months ago when I-130 was submited). If they call to verify - they will be told he does not work there anymore...

Any advice appreciated! good.gif
Rika
esjessi
I'm sure the employer would also mention that he left just a few weeks ago. It doesn't sound like a big deal to me. I doubt that they do super in-depth research on the info that's provided on the G325a. For example, my fiance is in Tanzania, and there's pretty much no way they would know how to get in contact with his former employers. None of the businesses have physical addresses, and the form doesn't ask to list phone numbers.
pushbrk
QUOTE(rika60607 @ May 25 2007, 04:37 AM) *
Hello,
I could not find this information anywhere, but it should not be a very rare case. If somebody had this experience, please helpsmilie.gif

Do we need to submit anything or somehow update CSC on the fact the petitioner has a new workplace? If they look at G325a, his work history will be reflecting his old place of employment (the one he had more than 2 months ago when I-130 was submited). If they call to verify - they will be told he does not work there anymore...

Any advice appreciated! good.gif
Rika


USCIS is not concerned with employment at this stage. Just make sure the I-134 is correct at the time of the interview and that any employment letter and pay stubs are from the current employer. Employment verification is not part of the process. Your petitioner must give evidence of employment.
Mononoke28
You'll be ok. The employment letter needs to be submitted with the I-864 at the NVC/embassy level and you still have to wait a while for that. I started a new job about 3 weeks ago and will have a letter from my employer stating that plus tax returns for the past 3 years.
Yodrak
Rika,

They won't do either, other than to see that there are 4 pages and each is signed.

Yodrak

QUOTE(rika60607 @ May 25 2007, 07:37 AM) *
Hello,
..... If they look at G325a, his work history will be reflecting his old place of employment (the one he had more than 2 months ago when I-130 was submited). If they call to verify - they will be told he does not work there anymore...

.....
Rika
tom&tata
My husband had a new job by the time we got to interview (the I-864 had the new job info). The CO didn't mention anything about the new job not in the G325a

Good luck !
rika60607
Thanks everyone,
very much!

heart.gif
You have eased my pain... I am bloody tired of waiting and nothing happening. 2 months 10 days and not even a touch.
simple_male
QUOTE(rika60607 @ May 25 2007, 12:17 PM) *
Thanks everyone,
very much!

heart.gif
You have eased my pain... I am bloody tired of waiting and nothing happening. 2 months 10 days and not even a touch.



You will get a letter of employment when you will need to submit I-864 from your current employer where your current length of employment should be mentioned along with your wages. Do not worry about your G-325A's employment history.
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