You cannot "transfer" the existing visa from your expired passport to a new passport - you will either need to carry both passports with you when...

Selected as the best answer

I've spent 3 years with h4.now have F1. completing studies if I get H1, how max 6yrs will be calculated? will it add past years

You will be considered a new H-1B. Your H-4 and F-1 time does not count against the 6 year limit for H-1B time.

Do I need a h4 visa stamp if my spouse employer changes and I also have a new approved I797 with changed expiry dates

You do not need to obtain a new H-4 visa stamp - you can continue to use the existing H-4 visa stamp in your passport, until its expiration date,...

H1b cap exempt rule, H1B approved & stamped BUT never travelled/entered US on the visa

Since you have never actually held H-1B status within the last 6 years, you would be subject to the H-1B cap in the future.

Wondering if I should apply I-765 along with I-485 for Employment Authorization, to get an EAD

There is no reason no to - the filing fee for the EAD is included with the filing fee for the I-485, and you may as well also get an advance parole...

Hello , I have L1 stamp visa till Feb 2018 , but I got the i94 till July 2015 as per my i797 expired date.

Your employer will have to apply for an L-1 extension no earlier than 6 months prior to the expiration date of your I-94 record. Make sure your...

Can a TX drivers license be issues for parents on visitor visa with I-130/I-485 pending.

If you applied for an EAD for them with the I-485, they would be able to get a driver's license. You can apply now, it will take about 90 days for...

Citizenship

Unfortunately no - if you are not living with your U.S. citizen spouse, you cannot apply for naturalization after 3 years of being a permanent...

Citizenship

The requirements for when you can apply citizenship depend on how you became a permanent resident - was it based on marriage to a U.S. citizen or...

Do i need to be a citizen first?

You must be a U.S. citizen in order to sponsor your parents. Green card holders may not petition to bring parents to live permanently in the U.S.