I have got new passport and have valid visa on my old passport

Carry both passports and you are OK to travel until the visa expiration date in the old passport.

If you have the equivalent of a four-year U.S. bachelor's degree, an employer can file an H1B petition for you requesting change of status from F1...

H1B transfer approved I140

Your company will request 3 year extensions indefinitely based on I-140 approval through any company, as long as the I-140 is not revoked.

L1 Visa- Indian firm- Majority Shareholder Definition?

The company in India and the company in the U.S. must have a qualifying relationship, which means that one company has a controlling interest over...

Do I need to submit a photocopies of B/C and M/C OR certified copies that I paid $15 each when filing I-130 and I-485?

Submit a regular photocopy of the B/C and M/C, as the original may not be returned to you and you may need the original for an interview.

Your passport is the best identity document. A driver's license is not required to be submitted with any petition or application filing with the...

Changing employer and stay beyond 6 years if Green Card I140 is NOT revoked from previous employer

Co. C can file H1B petitions requesting extension of status indefinitely beyond 6 years in 3 year increments based upon Co. X's I-140 approval as...

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Name change request during naturalization

Yes, the officer conducting the interview will make a notation and revise the N400 form as per your request. A new N400 filing will not be required.

Adjusting my visa /I am married to a US citizen /valid visitors visa

Now that the U.S. citizen spouse is residing in the U.S. as well, all sponsorship paperwork for you and the children can be filed concurrently with...

How soon does the law permit an H-1B visa holder to start working after receiving the H-1B approval notice from USCIS?

I agree with Attorney Capriotti. It would have been OK if Co. B had filed an H1B petition while you were still in H1B status through Co. A., but...