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Yes, your question is clear and I do not think your pending I-129 for a new TN will be denied due to your international travel while your existing status is valid. Disclaimer: Not a legal advice; Consult your corporate attorney if still in doubt.

Your I-129 is essentially for a new TN, since you apply for a new TN every time your TN expires. That said, I do not understand how it will jeopardize your existing TN status (and Visa, if you have one) that is valid and will be valid at the time of your return to the US.

Yes - "Engineer" position is ok as long as your degree evaluation is done (and has no issues). Once your degree is ok for a particular (e.g. Engineer) position, your work experience does not matter - in fact your ".NET" experience is not related to your degree.

Yes, especially while your TN/I-94 is still valid.

It depends on the TN position (category) - also, you need to get your degree evaluation done.

But you will be out of US after Jan 7 - so TN expiry after that - while you are out of the US - shouldn't concern you, right? You are re-applying upon your return and that puts you back "in-status"!

PFI == Pre Flight Inspection (at the airport)

Looks like Bahamas is ok only if you are a student (F or J status). https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/visa-expiration-date/auto-revalidate.html https://www.ice.gov/sevis/travel#which-islands-are-defined-as-adjacent-islands--2

You need to be in the US (valid US status) while your I-539 is being processed.

Your post is confusing. Are you in Canada as a visitor (since there is no B1/B2 in Canada)? Or have you entered US as a visitor (B1/B2)? As a Indian Citizen, you DO need consular visa to enter US if you leave western hemisphere. If you are in TD status (and are in the US), you can visit...

>>Can I work for US company on TN visa and live in Canada? The job requires me to visit the office 2 days every 2 weeks which I plan to travel for >>them. Sure, you can do that. If you do not plan to visit the US office at all (or virtual visit from Canada using WebEx/Teams) you do not even need...

>>From what I understand, she needs to go to the POE and apply for the TD Visa with the marriage certificate and a photocopy of my I-94 right? Yes, in addition to her Canadian passport. >>What are the benefits of applying for a TD via USCIS vs POE? It is quick.

When you are not an engineer (degree), you cannot apply as an engineer. You might have a chance under CSA category with Canadian 2 year certificate AND "almost 4 years" of experience.

As the name suggests, "H4 EAD" means EAD based on your H4 status - so "without H4" is ruled out here.

ah.. thanks Nelson for your correction - I overlooked the fact that wife is non-CDN!

L1 will be canceled as soon as you get your new status (e.g.TN) since you can be on one status at any given time irrespective of your country of citizenship. And SSN once issued remains valid forever.

- just present your Canadian passport at the border with the required documents for TN (or use your Canadian passport details to apply by mail using I-129) - Your wife's L2 status is tied to you being on L1 - therefore if you switch to TN, your wife's L2 will be invalid making her ineligible to...

without giving up his salary: assuming he can keep working in the US till the end of the year and then move back to Canada to start his Canadian employment in January.

Your tax situation would be a lot easier if you move back in December and start working in Canada in January 2023!

>>Since the application decision will be made by a CBP agent who is most familiar with TN Visa applications for w2 employment They are familiar with the "TN", period: does not matter if it is 1099 or W2. #1 is good enough #2. Do not include any paperwork (e.g. contract or the "other" offer...