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: Joel Stewart's BlogPERM & I-140 Preference Petitions
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It is good to be reminded that PERM is only used for 2nd and 3rd preference I-140 petitions, and not for 1st, 4th or 5th preference. A problem I have seen more than once is that the preparer (attorney, paralegal, secretary or other) checks the wrong box on the I-140 Form. this can occur from ignorance or as the result of a typographical error. Form I-140 is used for diverse types of employment based petition. The Form states, "This petition is being filed for: (Check only one box) a. An alien of extraordinary ability. Does not require a PERM form....Full post as published by Joel Stewart's Blog on June 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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