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Dreamflower   0

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Hello All,

My employer is planning to apply for my Green card (labor) next month. My employer has multiple work locations. My employer is going to apply the green card from Washington DC office location but I stay in Delaware and work from Delaware Office Location.

1. Will this impact the process in any way?

2. Do I have to move to Washington DC office to work at any point during the Green Card process? If yes, please let me know at what stage?

3. And if I have to move to Washington DC office to work then do I have to move to stay in Washington DC or can i still stay in Delaware and work from Washington DC?

Appreciate the help!

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Dakine10   5,452

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Hello All,

My employer is planning to apply for my Green card (labor) next month. My employer has multiple work locations. My employer is going to apply the green card from Washington DC office location but I stay in Delaware and work from Delaware Office Location.

1. Will this impact the process in any way?

2. Do I have to move to Washington DC office to work at any point during the Green Card process? If yes, please let me know at what stage?

3. And if I have to move to Washington DC office to work then do I have to move to stay in Washington DC or can i still stay in Delaware and work from Washington DC?

Appreciate the help!

1 no

2 no

3 you don't have to work in DC office, but if you do end up working there for other reasons, you wouldn't have to move there. (not sure if that's what you were asking).

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payxibka   10,045

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Hello All,

My employer is planning to apply for my Green card (labor) next month. My employer has multiple work locations. My employer is going to apply the green card from Washington DC office location but I stay in Delaware and work from Delaware Office Location.

1. Will this impact the process in any way?

2. Do I have to move to Washington DC office to work at any point during the Green Card process? If yes, please let me know at what stage?

3. And if I have to move to Washington DC office to work then do I have to move to stay in Washington DC or can i still stay in Delaware and work from Washington DC?

Appreciate the help!

The green card is a federal government issue... state boundaries do not apply

YMMV

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