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E2 Visa to green card/work permit. Help!!

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My husband is from Germany and here in the United States working on an E2 visa. This is an employer specific visa, meaning he cannot change employers without losing his visa and having to go back to Germany. We just had our first appointment at our local USCIS office today and they only confused us more. Our question is: once we mail in the 130 (my petition for him), the affidavit of support, the 485, and any other necessary forms and receive the receipt for everything, can he then change employers? The man we spoke to today said my husband does not need to file for a work permit. Please help!! 

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Bulgaria
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I think that he may change employers only after he gets his new work permit (based on marriage petition) or his green card.

If he's not looking into quitting anytime soon, he can wait until his green card is issued and not apply for a work permit.

Honestly, since it's free, I would apply for it anyways.

05/24/2017 Entered the US on a J1 visa

10/10/2017 We got married!

10/27/2017 AOS Package sent via USPS - Chicago Lockbox

10/30/2017 Package delivered 

10/31/2017 Priority Date

11/07/2017 Received email and text notifications about all 4 forms

11/14/2017 Received hard copies of all 4 NOAs

11/21/2017 Received biometrics appointment notice scheduled for 11/29

12/15/2017 Interview notice - interview is scheduled for January 19th! Holy #$%^ that's less than 3 months from PD!

01/02/2018 EAD + AP approved

01/16/2018 Combo card delivered

01/19/2018 Interview - recommended for approval

01/22/2018 New card is being produced :dance:

 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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He can change Employer as soon as he has his EAD.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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