Documents needed for TD visa

asandy1234

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Hi all,
My wife is going for her TD visa and I am in US working on TN , what documents does she need to take with her for the interview. My son is a Canadian citizen , can she apply at the same time for his TD also or it has to be applied seperately in the airport.

Please clarify.

Thanks
 
We just went with passports and short form birth certificates for the children. The woman did issue them, but said we should have had long form birth certificates since the parent's names are not on the short ones.
 
asandy1234 said:
My wife is going for her TD visa and I am in US working on TN , what documents does she need to take with her for the interview. My son is a Canadian citizen , can she apply at the same time for his TD also or it has to be applied seperately in the airport.

You, your wife, and you son should go to the POE with your passport and your I-94 (evidence of TN status), your wife's passport, your marriage certificate, and the passports of your children. Remember you need a passports now to enter the US via an airport. If you go to a land crossing, you can use long form birth certificates.
 
gunt said:
You, your wife, and you son should go to the POE with your passport and your I-94 (evidence of TN status), your wife's passport, your marriage certificate, and the passports of your children. Remember you need a passports now to enter the US via an airport. If you go to a land crossing, you can use long form birth certificates.
My wife carries an Indian Passport and my son Canadian passport and I am atpresent in US. It is not possible for me to accompany her ,is there any other way.
 
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asandy1234 said:
My wife carries an Indian Passport and my son Canadian passport and I am atpresent in US. It is not possible for me to accompany her ,is there any other way.

You do not need to accompany them, and your wife CANNOT go to the border. She must make an appointment at the local US Consulate for a TD visa stamp, taking with her a copy of your I-94, a recent paystub of yours, and a certified copy of your marriage certificate. Your son does not need a consular interview, but he needs a birth certificate that clearly indicates his relationship to you when he gets his TD at the border.
 
TheRealCanadian said:
You do not need to accompany them, and your wife CANNOT go to the border. She must make an appointment at the local US Consulate for a TD visa stamp, taking with her a copy of your I-94, a recent paystub of yours, and a certified copy of your marriage certificate. Your son does not need a consular interview, but he needs a birth certificate that clearly indicates his relationship to you when he gets his TD at the border.
Thank you very much for the information
 
Thanks very much for all the information my wife got her TD Visa , now I have one more question . My TN expires on Dec 2007 and I plan to renew it by post my question is how can I renew my wife's and son's TD visa . Can I renew by post for them too please clarify.
 
asandy1234 said:
Thanks very much for all the information my wife got her TD Visa , now I have one more question . My TN expires on Dec 2007 and I plan to renew it by post my question is how can I renew my wife's and son's TD visa . Can I renew by post for them too please clarify.


-- Send your TN renewal papers (I-129) by post, along with their TD renewal documents (I-539). If you choose premium processing, their TDs will come along with your new TN in less than 2 weeks.
 
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