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According to USCIS: https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/students-and-exchange-visitors/optional-practical-training-opt-for-f-1-students You would also need to be entering on your F1 status. Be careful with Nexus, as I believe your card is issued to you based on a particular...

3. as I said, any N American diploma.will suffice. 2. That would be at the discretion of the TN officer. They can insist that the Bach degree be considered only.

I would be first looking at deferred inspection at a local office.

You could, if you go before the 24th. To be clear, you are saying that her current I-94 and her consular visa have the same expiry date?

1. Correct 2. The MSC would become your 2-yr diploma. It would be a match, so no red flag. 3. The bachelors can be from any N American instution and will be accepted regardless of length.

What is the expiry date of her consular visa stamp? And when does her Indian passport expire? This may have been a factor in his refusal. Non-Cdns can and should get I-94s at the border if otherwise eligible. The officer (and wutang2) was incorrect. You could try to go to a local office to fix...

Posting on forums is not going to find you a job. That is what your first and only goal at this point: Find a job similar to the one you just lost. Otherwise be planning to head out of US when your GC process is denied.

The border doesn't care about your car etc, but they may question you each time that you say you are going to work when you are 1000 miles away from where you say you live.

You could have taken the position that you still live in Ontario (since, in fact, you do), but you can't take the position that you live in TX.

Once you live in a state (and are not a student) you need to plate and register within 30 days. You live (and are working) in NY. You will likely also pay NY tax on your wages. Besides, this will avoid questions at border when you tell them you are "going to work" every Monday in Buffalo, with...

Yes, Yes, No.

It will not cause any TN issues, since TNs are not geographically based. It will however keep you a Cdn tax resident. If you are living in Buffalo, you should be getting a NY driver's license and plates.

no fee when flying. TDs are not eligible for SSNs.

1. Yes. Give themselves an hour extra. 2. No 3. Depending on the paperwork you provide, he may do it there or have you go to secondary, to keep the line moving. 4. A copy of your i-94 in TN status, and marriage/birth certificates showing relationship. 5. You would need to check with the local...

Yes. Yes. No problem.

Yrs, the TN is granted for three years, but the particular I-94, as newacct points out, was only granted for the duration of passport validity. a new I-94 (with the same TN basis) can be issued.

Your sponsor should be taking up your case the day they hire you. The more they invest in you the less chance they will let you go. Don't have "anytime" as a goal. Have "yesterday" as your goal.

Your porting on I-140 should be done before your AOS date becomes current, so that you do not have to delay AOS waiting for a new I-140.

They *could*, but are unlikely to un-approve a TN that a fellow CBP officer approved. It is the TNs obtained thru USCIS (by I-129) that risk denial (on the first entry) by CBP. You will only know this the first time you cross with your petition But nothing that auto_art said implied future...

Let's pump the brakes here. For one, IF the worker is eligible for I-140 porting, one is not required to re-submit PERM and I-140. That is why it is portable. The sponsor would notify USCIS that they are assuming responsibility. But a much more important issue is whether or not this poster is...