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Yes. If your I-140 is NIW or EB1-A based, you can still use this approved I-140 to file I-485. If your approved I-140 is sponsored by the current employer, then your current employer need to agree you to work for them and thus, you can use this I-140 to file the I-485. Otherwise, if you will work for another employer, then the new employer need to file a new I-140 for you and you can use the priority date of the old I-140 as the priority date of the new I-140, i.e., priority date portability. You need to provide the copy of the old I-140 approval notice when you file a new I-140 for priority date portability.

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• Thanks. I mean: can I stop working until later then, -悠着点儿吧- ♂ (230 bytes) () 01/29/2022 postreply 19:55:45

• Yes. -863211- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/29/2022 postreply 20:31:58

• you said It is for NIW or EB1-A based I-140, but my case is EB2 -悠着点儿吧- ♂ (66 bytes) () 01/30/2022 postreply 04:50:44

• Read my first response carefully. -863211- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/30/2022 postreply 07:38:18

• Thank you very much. You are correct. I made it unclear. -悠着点儿吧- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/30/2022 postreply 10:30:30