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If this is for the same employer (and just an "extension" of your existing TN) then your plan looks ok - in which case the officer should be able to check your new TN in their system (in addition to your existing TN which would still be valid). But if this is a new TN for a different...

Any change to TN (new TN or withdrawal) has to be blessed by the employer. But it is not mandatory for the employer to notify the authorities if the TN employment is terminated for any reason.

They could ask if they notice that you are going to "Flagpole" - the chances of which are minimal (unless you explicitly indicate). Yes, "flagpoling" is common but your start date is within 24 hours. It'd be best if you could go a week earlier.

All she needs is her TD (I-797) approval notice (No consular visa required if she is Canadian). It'd be good to keep a copy of your TN approval. Yes.

If your new TN has the same I-94 number, your old TN (for the old employer) is invalid. They have assigned the old I-94 number to the new employer. You need to fix this situation asap - by going to the border.

I-129 is needed only when applying by mail. It is not needed when applying in person.

This is a "NIW and EB1" forum and your I-140 got approved in EB2 category (in spite of having a Ph.D.) - why not EB1? Just curious...

Then take a chance???

Your degree/educational training needs to be related to your job to qualify for the TN status. The "Bachelor of Business Administration" degree does not looks like it is related to Hotel Management - does it?

Go with the title and the job duties that are directly related to / match the NAFTA category. The TN letter should mention only the NAFTA title - the immigration authorities do not care about the "internal title" - it could go against you in case it is mentioned.

- Your employment has already ended when you are laid off and stopped working. - As soon as you get a TN (or activate the newly received TN), your H1 status ends - in which case you will not have "multiple status" issue. - See the first response.

File your I-130 after you come back from Europe. I-130 demonstrates immigrant intent which could be a problem while entering on TN status.

you request it at the time of applying for new TN.

Your TN was tied to Vendor A. That said, you cannot use it for Vendor B. You need a new TN for a new Vendor B for starting your new employment with that vendor.

You do not need a TN if you plan on working from Canada.

Yes, approved I-140 has no impact on TN.

Your grace period begins on Dec 1 since your employment ended on that day.

1. No. 2. No. Either your (new) I-94 will be stamped as "Multiple Entry" or you will get a new I-94 on your return (since you left the N American continent).

You need to withdraw your pending I539 applications. Your new TN (and TDs) will be invalidated if your I-539 applications get approved (last action rule).

1. where did you see "that" information? Check this out: https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/while-your-green-card-application-is-pending-with-uscis You need to have AP if you want to travel while your I-485 is pending. 2. where do you "list" the location? Not aware of this. 3. Do not know if I-20...