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While not required, there is nothing wrong with trying to get H esp. If company is funding it Good luck

H status of course requires one to go through lottery. That aside, if your organization is funding everything including filing of h1 petition, there isn't anything wrong with it

What was the rfe?

Likewise...was never asked for proof of employment but they have a right to ask

You'll have to formally enter the US. You can't just get TN, cancel flight and turn back

Nope ... you should be fine with Nov 10

time will tell but if I had to bet, it would be that things will remain intact

Just ooc, what residency requirements did you not satisfy (and as a result your child is not a US citizen)?

You are fine if you got your TN already

I would caution against doing that. One should officially enter. Border agents do not like people telling them I am here for just TN and then I want to turn back. If I were you, I'd actually enter the US and then go back to Canada after a bit

you can do it on the same day *but* dont tell the agent: "I will get my TN and turn back". Just enter the US and then you can come back after (maybe) spending 1-2 hrs

I think borders close to Canada generally have agents who understand the process well. I have heard lot of good things about Ogdensburg POE too (2 hrs from Montreal) Good luck

There's no hard and fast rule about this. In tn, your degree and corresponding tn category is all that matters. Are you applying as an engineer? What's your educational background?

That's correct. New job offer = new tn needed to work on it. TN is tied to the job for which it was granted, not blanket work authorization for all job offers

both will work ok however with the narrative currently around h4 ead, tn might be better until you are eligible for filing 485

Doesn't hurt to bring copies imo. Good luck

either way works as long as you physically depart the US and then seek re entry on TN

renewal TN is technically a new TN. You'd bring all supporting docs (including a new letter from the employer) showing that you qualify for the TN

G-28 is not required tbh but there is no harm in bringing it. Border will likely not care too much abt it

i dont see any issue with you flying into canada, turning back and requesting tn at Pearson and going back to US (if approved of course). what you cannot do is get TN at Pearson, *not* enter US, spend 2 days in Canada...i think you get the picture. summarily, you HAVE to enter US after you get tn