TN I-94 without multiple entry stamp

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dallas831

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I just find that there is no "multiple entry" stamped on my TN I-94. i think the office just forget that at that time.
Can i go back canada and re-enter with same I-94? Does my TN still valid?
 
The "multiple Entry" stamp is completly unnecessary. Few POEs even bother to use it anymore.

Your TN will remain valid when you leave US.

As a reminder, you should ALWAYS make copies of any I-94 you receive for future reference.
 
Actually, if it was a printed in the POE it's got "Multiple" printed at the bottom center of the I-94 card.
 
Not all POEs print their own I-94s. NONE of the PFIs do.

So...

The "multiple Entry" stamp is completly unnecessary. Few POEs even bother to use it anymore.

Your TN will remain valid when you leave US.

As a reminder, you should ALWAYS make copies of any I-94 you receive for future reference.
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more infor

Actually all my previous 2 TN I-94 have multiple entry stamp.
Only this one not. And all of these three are from same Toronto airport POE. So i am little worried
 
Do not worry. I have had a number of TNs that did not say "Multiple Entry". The TN is multiple entry by definition, there is no need to have it on the I-94 as well.
 
I have not gotten a multiple entry stamp since 2000, and every I-94 that I have had has been used multiple times.

Have you lost enough sleep over this?:eek:
 
My first TN had a multiple entry stamp. I've traveled to Canada and back to USA on it just fine. My current TN does NOT have the multiple entry stamp on it. I have traveled to Canada and re entered the US on it just fine.

The TN status in itself is multiple entry stamp or no stamp.
 
I feel better now

Before i never worried my TN, the airport POE officer never asked any questions about my TN and performed very professionally. but when i applied the third renew one,a officer treat me like illegal people. Shout to me, and kept asking me why i did not look for job in canada.

I suddenly realize that there is still so much uncertainty on the TN.Even i have all the qualification: Engineer, master from top canadian university matching the job discription, close ties in canada.

SO i just want to make sure everything is right. and i feel better now.

Thank you all of your comments
 
dallas831 said:
Before i never worried my TN, the airport POE officer never asked any questions about my TN and performed very professionally. but when i applied the third renew one,a officer treat me like illegal people. Shout to me, and kept asking me why i did not look for job in canada.
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Had this experience last TN application at the Blaine Truck Crossing. Officer started ranting about "My friends test software in their spare time! It's not a real job! What makes you worth $xx/hr when they do it for free game time!"
I just smiled and said nothing he dumped the paperwork on the counter and stomped off. 3 minutes later "friendly officer" appeared asked me 4 questions then told me to have a seat he would be back in about 15 minutes.
Half hour later I had my TN and was headed back to Seattle.
Moral of the story, don't engage when they try to bait you. If you have to respond because they ask a direct question relating to your application, be nice. Always be nice, even if you want to scream, be nice.
 
webtiger said:
...don't engage when they try to bait you. If you have to respond because they ask a direct question relating to your application, be nice. Always be nice, even if you want to scream, be nice.
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So true...

I remember once, an officer asked me if there were not enough americans to get the job...I smiled and responded that in my previous Canadian company, we had american consultants, so, it's free flowing of ideas...

The officer looked at me trying to think of a comeback, could not find one, so he just smiled and waved me along :cool:
 
TNDV2008 said:
So true...

I remember once, an officer asked me if there were not enough americans to get the job...I smiled and responded that in my previous Canadian company, we had american consultants, so, it's free flowing of ideas...

The officer looked at me trying to think of a comeback, could not find one, so he just smiled and waved me along :cool:
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TNDV2008, I like your response to the border guy. As a matter of fact, we had two Americans working in the last hi-tech company I worked for in Ottawa. One of them was trying to become a Canadian citizen! You don't mind if use use your response next time I run into a border guy like that, do you?
 
CanadianKam said:
TNDV2008, I like your response to the border guy. As a matter of fact, we had two Americans working in the last hi-tech company I worked for in Ottawa. One of them was trying to become a Canadian citizen! You don't mind if use use your response next time I run into a border guy like that, do you?
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LOL!!....go ahead...
 
Getting TN at Blaine POE

I am currently working in WA State and just got a new offer letter from other company. It is my responsible to get a new TN. I do not have time to mail it either.

I found two, "BLAINE POE and SUMAS POE", in WA State. However I was told that they just are dealing "in-progress TN" I mean that you have to report to work at the day in order to get a TN there. This is pretty much impossible. It takes some time to drive back to town and I need two weeks notification period for the current employer. My question is "how will they know whether or not I will report to work at the same day that I've got a TN? Are they checking it? How?
Just say "yes" will be more than enough?

I searched all the past threads regarding "Blaine and Sumas" It is like they are very picky.

Any help and comments will be highly appreciated
 
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