Recent content by nelsona

You need to look at department of labor occupational outlook handbook under agriculturalist, or some such. If it isn't there, your chances of getting a TN for this job diminishes greatly. Reg affairs and QC is too general: all regulated industries have reg affairs and QC.

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If The TN officer accepts the job description and your education as satisfying the category of Agriculturist, then there should be no problem getting a second TN for part-time contract work (1099 basis). This is perfectly acceptable.

There is an H1-B forum on this site. Consult there.

Private certifications are meaningless for TN, So what TN category do you have right now? How did you qualify for TN? It is likely that you would only be eligible for the new job if it would need the same credentials. One can get TN as a contractor, whether as a primary TN or a secondary one.

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What educational requirements are needed for this job, and what are your educational credentials?

Either way, make sure that you renew your TN before I-485 if you have less than 6 months left on current TN. This gives you time to get EAD to continue working. read over the thread at the top of this forum.

First off, self-petitioned I-140 is rare, so don't wait for any first-hand experience. Your I-140 is no different than any others, so you follow the same steps as any other TNer with an approved I-140: you ensure that you file I-485 Or switch to consular processing with at least 6 months left...

So, whether you would be successful at the border after a USCIS denial, would of course depend on the reason for the denial, and your ability to fix/address that reason. But, other than that there is nothing that would prevent you from a border petition. If you are denied at the border (after...

No. You would need a letter from your supervisor, coworker, clients, etc for the 1.5 more years, which would describe your job. If you have an offer and don't yet have these letters, I would try with your degrees.

You would be safest to get experience letters for 3 year worth of work, but your degrees should be sufficient.

No. Salary is only problematic for DHS if it would be so low, that they fear you would moonlight illegally. You are not at that stage.

GC can be done anytime -- even before beginning work.

When should you ask? Yesterday