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I am a Canadian and has been working in the US for almost 7 years now, and contemplating on going back to Canada for good. My question is - can I withdraw the contribution I made to the social security? I Would greatly appreciate whatever info. you could provide me . Thank you.

TN holder going back to Canada I am a Canadian and has been working in the US for almost 7 years now. I am contemplating on going back to Canada for good. Can I withdraw the contribution I made to the social security? Your responses would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I-140 Receipt Same here...My I-140 under premium processing (concurrent filing) was received by NSC on 29th June but it's almost 15 calendar days now- unfortunately my employer or lawyer has not yet received the receipts. What's going on with NSC?

If your priority date is current you can file concurrently your I-140, I-485 along with EAD and AP.

Ability to pay Your employer must submit additional evidence/document regarding the financial standing of the company. This is one of the basis for I-140 approval. I know someone who's employer lost millions of dollars in profits but inspite of that his I-140 was approved because he receives...

BiboBhua Try this immigration lawyer; etglaw@aol.com. His office is in New York City and his professional fee is very reasonable. This is the lawyer of my friend who's a TN holder.

Does anybody in this forum know how long it would take at the moment to renew TN by mail? Thank you.

Incidentally, I am a Ph. d. in dairy science and working as Manager of R&D and QA for a food company on a TN-1. My priority date is September 2003, and the visa bulletin for the month of May 2007 is August 2003. My question is this; assuming that next month the priority date will be September...

Priority Date Incidentally, I am a Ph. d. in dairy science and working as Manager of R&D and QA for a food company on a TN-1. My priority date is September 2003, and the visa bulletin for the month of May 2007 is August 2003. My question is this; assuming that next month the priority date...

When I came to the US more than 4 years ago, my first attempt to apply for a TN status at the Vancouver International Airport was denied because the letter emanating from my employer did not specifically indicate the start and end date of my employment, so I have to call my employer to request...

Sometimes in life we make stupid things not thinking of the consequences, but I think if what you have done was an honest mistake, there's nothing to be concerned about. When the time comes USCIS finds out about it, just be honest with them. Although what you have done was an apparent...

I agree with you on this. Technically, a TN status is indefinite however you have to remember that renewal is made every year. The date of start and end of work must be clearly stated in the letter from your prospective employer.

Inoder to qualify for EB-2, one must possess a master's degree with at least 5years work experience in the same field of specialization and job opportunity or position requires a master's degree holder.

When I renewed my TN by mail along with my family's I-539 last year, it took 3 months from the expiration date of our status before we received the approval.

If it's an honest to goodness mistake, I don't think it would cause you any problem.

The reality is that there are US companies which I would say very nationalistic, they don' want to hire people from foreign countries eventhough they possess exceptional abilities. Obviously the company you applied for is one of them. Don't feel discouraged, move on and explore other options...

With the advent of the internet you can easily access and surf the web for job opporunities. Why don't you search for jobs at Yahoo! MSN, and Monster Jobs. These are great sites to browse. And if you think a particular job opportunity is a fit to your qualifications, then give it a try. It...

Amen, I absolutely agree with your personal opinion.

You can avail of the Premium Processing, although you have to shell out $1000 dollars for this application. If documents are complete, it would only take an average of 2 weeks to process.

Passport... Nelsona, thanks a lot for your feedback. I can now overcome my worry.