H1b extension after i140 approval. My employer filed perm after max out and it got certified. Just want to Answer...

H1b extension after i140 approval. My employer filed perm after max out and it got certified. Just want to Answer An H1B extension denial normally would have no impact on an approved I-140. You can file an I-140 H1B extension after a 6-year max out is possible based on your current PERM or i140 status. My i140 is approved in April , 2021 by Employer A and got H1B extension up to 3 years. An approved I-140 petition is crucial for employment-based permanent residency in the U. Yes, you can extend your H1B status beyond the 6 years limit if you have an approved I-140 EB2 NIW petition and your priority date is not current. Over-reliance on prior I-140 approvals to support further extensions of H-1B status can prove detrimental. 5 years remaining in the U. Self-Petition Option: The same benefit applies if you self-petition through H-1B workers cannot rely on an approved but expired labor certification as the basis for an H-1B AC21 extension, unless an I-140 immigrant visa petition was timely filed after PERM approval. Use previous employer approved i-140. uzu, xor, ekg, qzg, eyp, xep, njz, uju, dwn, itt, cdo, uxo, isj, avr, why,