Petition Withdrawn /Over 180 Days/Not Automatically Revoked

USA
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Hi Anil,

I received a message from USCIS that
Petition Withdrawn/Over 180 Days/Not Automatically Revoked
On March 16, 2020, we received your request to withdraw your Form I-140,
Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, Receipt Number LIN************,
and completed our review. We mailed you a Withdrawal Acknowledgment Notice.
If you do not receive your Withdrawal Acknowledgment Notice by April 15, 2020,
please go to www.uscis.gov/e-request to request a copy of the notice.

->On 10/02/2018 We approved your Form I-140, Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker.
->02/07/2020 We updated your name for your Form I-140, Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker
03/16/2020 Petition Withdrawn/Over 180 Days/Not Automatically Revoked

Company A filed my I140 and I am with company B and I will be moving to company C in 3 months.
Question:

  1. Is it mandate that my current employer B should apply for my I140 or I can move to Company C and file my I140.
  2. My wife h4 EAD got approved few days before and will it impact my wife work visa if I dont file my I140 with my present employer B.
  3. What should be my next action.
    Thanks in advance.

Thanks,
Narendran.

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A similar question was answered today:

https://forum.am22tech.com/t/is-green-card-pd-affected-if-i140-from-emp-b-is-denied-while-emp-a-i140-is-still-valid/8985/2?u=anil.gupta

You can move to company C and then file i140 there.

You can keep using company A’s i140 to file H1B extension or H4 EAD even if company C does not file i140.
H4 EAD is not affected if it has already been approved and until USCIS explicitly revokes it.