TN visa denial and how do I reapply ?

[flcheng08]

I got my TN visa as CSA in May and the job was done in June, and I got another job and went to the border last week and the TN was denied.

The letter is written by a staffing company, he laughed when he read the name of the company and then he asked me how long you do the implementation, etc, he also said the salary $30 per hour is too lower for CSA. He said he cannot give me the TN.

I was lead to a room to take a finger print and I asked him why my TN was denied and he said since the letter cannot be written by a staffing company (recruiting company).

Since this letter is very similar to the last one I used and the salary is the same and not sure why this time is refused.

I asked my employer if they can ask their client (the actual company I work for) to provide the letter and they said they (the staffing company) are my employer.

 

[nelsona]

The staffing firm is indeed the employer and should write the letter. You hit a bad POE officer. Get a lawyer to go with you.

 

[snakesrocks]

Need end client letter

The staffing firm is indeed the employer and should write the letter. You hit a bad POE officer. Get a lawyer to go with you.

Though this rule is applicable only to H1B, my lawyer said that officers @ POE are asking for end client letter for TN1 too.

If you don't mind can you send me en email to snakesrocks@hotmail.com and let me know the staffing company as some staffing companies have been black listed

Also what border you went?

 

[nelsona]

The problem with this is that this would require a letter (and TN) for each client. There is no need for an employer-employer relationship for TN.

If that is the case, why bother using a staffing agency at all.

 

[snakesrocks]

It happened to a staffing agency in NJ

TN1 was denied for a person who went with a staffing agecny letter and they asked for a end client letter.

Officers @ POE some time do ask that and deny TN1.

They have black listed some staffing agency and hence my question about what agency

 

[Emma1234]

Visitor Visa is a non-immigrant visa issued to people entering U.S. temporarily for business (B-1), or for pleasure/ medical treatment (B-2). These are generally issued for a period of six months, but an additional maximum extension of 6 months can be granted based on the USCIS(INS) approval.