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Hi,

I just got my EB-2 based Green Card approved (perm process took 1 year, I-140/485 together took 6 months).

I am interested in moving to another state to work for the same employer with a different team but a similar job description.

Given that my GC is just 3 months old, would moving now be a problem during the naturalization process 5 years from now? I hear they might question candidates who have changed their job soon after getting their GC.

Your help is most appreciated.

Thanks,

Sela

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Hi,

I just got my EB-2 based Green Card approved (perm process took 1 year, I-140/485 together took 6 months).

I am interested in moving to another state to work for the same employer with a different team but a similar job description.

Given that my GC is just 3 months old, would moving now be a problem during the naturalization process 5 years from now? I hear they might question candidates who have changed their job soon after getting their GC.

Your help is most appreciated.

Thanks,

Sela

That shouldn't be a problem just make sure you file an AR-11 and keep a copy for yourself. When it's time to apply for citizenship on the N-400 application it will need the exact dates you moved.

Our Naturalization Journey (Detailed timeline in About Me section)

01/14/2013 Mailed N-400 to Phoenix, AZ Lockbox
01/18/2013 N-400 fees check cashed
01/18/2013 NOA Received (Biometrics appointment)
02/04/2013 Early Biometrics (Original date 02/14/2013)
02/07/2013 Status changed to in line for interview
02/13/2013 Received 2nd NOA (Interview scheduled)
02/15/2013 Received yellow letter from USCIS to bring DL
03/18/2013 N-400 Interview

03/20/2013 Status changed to in que for Oath ceremony
03/29/2013 Status changed to Oath ceremony scheduled and letter sent

04/01/2013 Received Oath Letter
04/09/2013 Oath Ceremony (N-400 completed in 2 months 3 weeks and 5 days)


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Hi,

I just got my EB-2 based Green Card approved (perm process took 1 year, I-140/485 together took 6 months).

I am interested in moving to another state to work for the same employer with a different team but a similar job description.

Given that my GC is just 3 months old, would moving now be a problem during the naturalization process 5 years from now? I hear they might question candidates who have changed their job soon after getting their GC.

Your help is most appreciated.

Thanks,

Sela

I don't think it's gonna be a problem since you gonna stay with the same employer

AOS

day 1 -- 04/11/2012-- package sent to Chicago

day 2 -- 04/12/2012-- package was received.

day 43-- 05/23/2012-- Notice for an interview is received for 06/26 @ 2pm

day 63-- 06/12/2012-- Received a Text & email for an update- Card production EAD/AP

day 77-- 06/26/2012-- interview / approved on the spot.

day 86-- 07/05/2012-- Received my GC in the mail.

ROC

day 1 -- 04/07/2014 -- ROC Package delivered to VSC

day 16 -- 04/23/2014 -- Walk-in Bio.

day 197 -- 10/20/2014-- Approval Letter received dated 10/16/2014

day 202 -- 10/25/2014-- GC received

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