Recent content by nelsona

It is doubtful that you would be able to get I-140+I-485 applied+ get EAD by August, so you will have to renew your TN, regardless if you expedite I-140. But if your firm wants to pay that fee, why not? Just keep in mind that you may run in to the timing issue I described earlier, which may...

The only timing issue would be before filing I-485, you would want plenty (6-9 months ) of validity left on your TN. in order to get your EAD before your TN expires.

It doesn't matter if they know or not. Applying for H1-B has absolutely no effect on TN eligibility -- it is not an sign of immigrating. You can switch to H1-B (if approved) the day after you enter on TN if you wanted to, they are both non-immigrant statuses. Don't waste anyone's time even...

There is absolutely NO problem filing H1-B (which will only start in October at any rate). Having a TN and changing to H1-B is NEVER a flag. There is no need to wait, or restrict travel.

Please read the Curiousgeorge TN->GC link thread. It answers all questions about your TN/GC. For questions about your son's GC, ask on an AOS forum, but there is no such thing as a conditional GC when employment-based. It is only for marriage-based GC when the marriage is less than two years.

yes. you are

2, Yes, you will KEEP the I-94 for the other job, and tell the officer as much.

1. 2,2 is D; 2.4 is E 2. Your employer should put whatever hours he feels is realistic. You will not have to submit a new petition regardless of any hour changes (or wages for that matter) 3. It will not be a problem, just ensure that you have a distinct i-94 in your possession each time you get...

Correct. Nothing has changed except for the presumed removal of grace period.

Please remember to cite your source for any copied information that you post. Your post was clearly cut-and-pasted from another website, so by sourcing the information, readers can get context if they wish. In the pre-grace period era, the guidance was to file I-539 for B-2 within 1-2 days...

Just to be clear: AOS is I-485. For CP one doesn't file an I-485. If you do file an I-485 (which hasn't been denied) or if you indicated AOS on your I-140, and then want to switch to CP, then you have to file an I-842 to redirect your case to CP.

There is a forum for 'B' status. Try there. https://forums.immigration.com/categories/b-and-e-visas.164/

sure. just explain to them why you were forced to do this unnecessary trip.

Make an appointment at local office, but in the meantime monitor your I-94 portal.

Did they at least stamp your passport? You could go for deferred inspection at a local DHS office, with your documentation and old/new passports,