Work VisaJan 30, 2019
KPMGCBGa86

Do big four accounting firm like PwC, KPMG, EY withdraw I-140 once you leave the firm?

Does anyone know if big four accounting firm would withdraw I-140 if you leave within 6 months of approval?

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Barclays PLC Bucky231 Jan 30, 2019

They cannot withdraw after 6 months of approval according to current law.

Veritas 13Jija Jan 30, 2019

Nobody has time to revoke I140. But, if you really pissed of your manager, burned bridges and stole and publicly shared some trade secrets then yes they will come after you. Revoking is a process in itself and costs money.

KPMG None! Jan 30, 2019

Repay the cost and they probably won’t

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patssucks Jan 30, 2019

Technically you can't withdraw I140

Google wFatDuck2 Jan 30, 2019

Exactly after 6 months I think they can't

KPMG CBGa86 OP Jan 30, 2019

I mean within the 6 months or before 180 days

Google wFatDuck2 Jan 30, 2019

Oh then it's possible and why would you leave before then? After 6 months the date is yours to keep/transfer

Bank of America tSWv17 Jan 31, 2019

It's not (legally) mandatory for employers to revoke I-140 in the 6 months, in-case you leave..but they are "suggested" (as per guidelines) to do so in the event an employee leaves within the 6 months. Long story short: not worth the risk OP.