Recent content by Hello Mister

A TN requires one to be entering the US when requesting for it. I'd be surprised if the arrangement you mention above is a valid one but maybe Covid changed how things get done...

Not sure but I had many friends move to the state I live in and they didn't have to do any customs clearance to register vehicle

This was what I did ... i.e. I actually moved from Canada to US plates without doing #2

Good day everyone ... I had moved to the US on TN a few years back and brought along my Canada purchased vehicle with me. At that time, I was not sure if I'd stay in the US or go back. I got my car plated in the US and the state did not have any requirement for any formal import. I did not have...

Nelsona is right... Get your citizenship first. After that, your degree and it's applicability to TN profession will determine if you can get tn

You HAVE to enter the US after getting your TN...can't just turn back from US CBP post. After you enter the US formally, you can then turn back and re-enter Canada by going through Canadian customs

Using the previous ones should be fine IMO.

Yep TN allows for employment with multiple employers

I might be reading it wrong but your wife will need TD Visa from the consulate. She can't get it from the border. As for your son, I'm not sure if consulate will entertain his application if he's a Canadian too. This said, if you got TD for your son at the border on his Canadian passport, can he...

Btw, just ooc, if you had your citizenship certificate (assuming you naturalized) or your birth certificate (if you are Canadian by birth), wouldn't that be enough to at least enter Canada? This way, one wouldn't have to worry about temp passport and simply get a new 10 yr passport using urgent...

We will need more details about your degree + job offered etc. Before we can comment. Yes if TN is denied, entry into the US won't be allowed. You could always go to a land POE first close to Toronto.

1. Your degree and job offered defines the TN occupation 2 and 3. You cannot just go to the airport to get the status (not Visa for Canadians). You have to be requesting entry into the US and have to take your flight

It has to be surrendered when you leave your job and cease to be in TN status

@banf ... Other people responses will be the same as @SS0033 . It matters for AOS but not CP.

I9 is verification by your employer that you're working there legally and that a designated authority has validated the authenticity of your documents. Regardless of whether you get tn through CBP or USCIS , it's a required step in your employment