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1. i believe it is stated as 2 weeks (10 business days), but usually is faster than this. 2. $1225 3. yes, still charge regardless of outcome. The answers to all you question could have been found with a quick search of the USCIS website. This forum is not a replacement for the USCIS...

1. search this forum for your answer. it has been discussed many times 2. no

My experience was that passports take 2 weeks with regular processing. But you also want to renounce Indian citizenship that will mean at least another 2 weeks. I think you should delay your trip to mid November at earliest.

1. yes you can apply for new h1b while f2 is pending. If you do this, then you should send a letter to USCIS retracting your F2 application. 2. Yes you can apply for TN while f2 pending. When you get TN, then write letter to USCIS retracting the F2 Application. 3. At POE they will not ask any...

you have nothing to worry about. You can enter US on TD while H1B is pending. When H1B is approved, you may have to leave US and re-enter.

Is your stepson actually your son or is he just the son of your wife? That is, did you adopt him after you married your wife? The TD status is for spouses and children of the TN holder only. Your stepson might not qualify as your child.

If you file a TN renewal by mail, you will use form I-129 and you will send it to either California or Vermont (depending on where you live). You can check the processing times on this site https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do As nelsona mentioned, even if the processing...

If you want to eliminate the stress of USCIS and ties to Canada issues, then do a mail in TN application. Your mail in application will be decided on its merits; and given that you have had 3 TNs for the same situation you can expect that it will be approved without issue. A mail-in TN is...

1) Priority date becoming current has no bearing on Tn/TD re-entry to US. Only thing that matters is a filed I-485. Until I-485 is filed, you and TD are free to cross border as much as you like. 2)Student must re-enter the US before a I-485 is filed for him/her. Other option is to do consular...

The I-129 form and instructions are found here The instructions and the form itself are in this link. You will need to enclose copies of the same documents you needed for the first TN at the consulate: -copy of passport -copy of diploma -letter from employer -copy of last two pay stubs or W2...

Passport book and card received within 14 days of filing regular processing. Nat certificated received 2 days before passport.

As long as you are in TN status, then your family is legally allowed to be in TD status. If you change employers, but still remain in TN status (change TN sponsor), then it has no impact on your family's TD status. Their status is only tied to the fact that you are in TN status, it does not...

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Also if you have applied for I-129, then you can continue to work and be in TN status even past the expiration of your last TN as the USCIS is processing your new I-129. The simply fact of refiling the TN application puts you in a grace period when you can work as the I-129 is pending. There is...

Since you are Canadian, then Nelson's advice is correct for you. Just apply at the POE/PFI for a new TN, exactly the same as the first time you did it. No Ds-160 required. No I-129 required. When you return to the US, write a letter to USCIS referencing the Receipt Notice Number for your I-129...

I think the OP is Mexican. Therefore, Nelson's advice is wrong. You need to apply at a US consulate before you cross the border back into the US. You will need to submit DS-160, passport, one photo, letter of employment, proof of education, and fee. Renewal from outside the US is exactly the...

You might even want to direct your lawyer to this thread, if she/he is a reasonable person. I should point out that when I crossed the border with approved I-140 while on TN, the officers did give me a hard time. Finally a supervisor came by and agreed with me that I-140 was not immigrant...

read Appendix C of CuriousGeorge's post. All you need is contained within.

Ignore BigJoe's advice on this. A filed PERM and/or I-140 does not preclude you from crossing the border. This issue has been discussed many times in this forum and there is substantial evidence from the USCIS that PERM or I-140 does not create 'immigrant intent'; including more than one memo...

Get passport form from US Dept of State website. Fill it out and print it. Get one passport photo. Get your Naturalization Certificate. Take a blank check or two. Go to the post office. Sign application in front of post office person. Pay them. Wait for docs and your passport to arrive at your...