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No H1B, but I did marry my USC g/f of 6 years. It didn't take long at all after that happened and all of the right paperwork was filed.

I renewed multiple times at San Ysidro. They have never, in my experience, required appointments.

It all depends on the officer you deal with. I had 8 or 9 TN's since 2000, with one denial (at Mexico border, near San Diego), and the rest successful, including 3 at the Mexico border, near San Diego, and the rest at the Buffalo, NY Peace Bridge POE. Some officers have told me it didn't...

fwiw, I didn't delete the original October thread... not sure who that leaves, though. This is strange because we can delete parts of the thread, which could remove pretty much anything to clean it up (in case it was heavily spammed). Shouldn't be a need to permanently delete the entire...

I'll say no, but only because I am not sure what you are talking about... try a search and see what you can find. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

I don't know how you can think that RFE's don't matter... If that is something else your lawyer has told you then I recommend doing some research on your own before insulting the people that work for USCIS. You can also look around this site to see just how good a lot of lawyers are. Be...

The last time I went, the officer that told me I could never get another TN was joking around and having fun with the guy right before me (who also applied for a TN and was approved). It was almost an opposite experience to yours.

I have seen people indicate they walked in to get their biometrics taken rather than waiting for their appointment. My appointment is Nov. 14, and I am in a crunch to get my EAD before my TN expires. Everything indicates you need an appointment, but should I go and try anyway? Thanks!

I've been to San Ysidro many times - all with very drastically different results. First time, I didn't know where to go and ended up taking a tour through Tijuana (not recommeded, plus the hours you have to wait to cross back!), but I ended up in the right place eventually. Then I was told...

I feel okay about how it went. The story (and for the most part, truth) is that we weren't sure where we wanted to live, (ie Canada/USA). We got married (110% legit), and had a wonderful honeymoon. Now, since I am facing the end of my TN in the US (and since I had never intended to immigrate...

It certainly depends on the school for the fees they charge, though it would be wise to be prepared, just in case. I was surprised by that myself since, although 'temporary' in nature, I've resided here since 2000. Plus, I meet almost every criteria for colleges in California (according to a...

I have faith in the system... and yeah, I'd be fine with a little time off, too... I didn't plan on it being submitted this late, but it worked out that way. Have my biometrics appointment scheduled for Nov. 14th, but I think I read about people just going in to have it done prior to the...

Be prepared to pay foreign student fees. I decided not to take the class until my EAD etc. come in soon.

Ok, I will get clear costs for everything so I understand going in. Also, I will find what vac's I've had in the past. Thanks for the assistance.

hmmm, do I need to get some documents showing what vaccinations I've had in the past? Maybe they don't care and will give them to me again?

Ok, thanks for your thoughts. I will have everything ready for mailing by the time I get the medical back. What is a typical fee for the medical from the 'civil surgeon'? This one is askng $195.

I now have everything nearly ready to be sent (all forms, ie I-485, I-130 etc.). My current TN expires Dec. 17th, meaning I am already in the 90 day window for EAD. My appointment for my medical is on Monday and they said it could take a week or more to get all the results. Do I send...

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Please remember to use the "PHYSICALLY REMOVE THREAD" option when dealing with spam.... Why delete it twice? Thanks!

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