As long as your new company can show legal merge document to prove that the new company takes over all the immigration responsibilities from the old company, plus there is nice USCIS office to process your case, you should be fine.
My old and new company are very small companies, owned by the same people. I think they may not really have that kind of document USCIS is looking for, that is why my case is denied.
But the merge itself is legal in our state ( NJ ). The new company has been paying me and other engineers ever since the merge, and filed tax return.
Also, my H1B is transfered to the new company, this is already a fact that the new company is assuming the immigration responsibilities from the old company.
My case is denied in NSC, heard it is pretty tough there. Much better in TSC.
I guess I will have to fight all the way to the federal court.
My old and new company are very small companies, owned by the same people. I think they may not really have that kind of document USCIS is looking for, that is why my case is denied.
But the merge itself is legal in our state ( NJ ). The new company has been paying me and other engineers ever since the merge, and filed tax return.
Also, my H1B is transfered to the new company, this is already a fact that the new company is assuming the immigration responsibilities from the old company.
My case is denied in NSC, heard it is pretty tough there. Much better in TSC.
I guess I will have to fight all the way to the federal court.
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