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File I-140 within 180 Days After PERM Approval

By Joel Stewart

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The PERM regulation requires that an I-140 petition for an approved PERM case be filed within 180 days after approval of the labor certification. The 180 days can pass very quickly, and many unwary employers and/or attorneys find themselves with little time to file the petition and even miss the deadline. If an I-140 petition is not filed in 180 days, the PERM certification is no longer considered to be valid and will be rejected by USCIS. There are some exceptions. Recently a case arose where the attorney had filed the petition on the 183rd day. The petition was denied...

Full post as published by Joel Stewart's Blog on January 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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