I-140 Wages per week (is it current wage or mentioned in labor )

[yogi64]

Hi,

I had my labor prepared by a lawyer who no longer practices immigration and moved to corpoate litigation stuff, but luckily it got certified after 4 years. Now my company found a paralegal in his office. She says she can file I-140. I just want to understand that mistakes don't happen even if she files, as it's time consuming nowadays.

Form I-140.

I have a question In Part 6 (9) about wages per week. Will it be wages I had in orginal labor application (year 2002) or current prevailing wages or my current wages?

Also, Part 6 (8), Should a new position be check marked? It was a new position when I joined the company but it's old now.

Appreciate your help.

yogi

[immihelp]

1. Wages. Your current wages, assuming they are higher than minimum.

2. Green card is for job in future. It is a position that you will take after you get green card. Therefore, check 'new'.

[hsingh82]

If you enter "yes" for "Is this new position", why should you enter your current salary? Should it not be the offered wage from perm?