1AurCitizen
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No one ruined your life. "..i used his company's name to fill the gap when i went to Indian for 1.5 year.." are your own words. You lied on your resume and thus have no right to lay blame on a USCIS inspector.
TN Visa Denied Twice and Visitor visa in trouble - Canadian Citizen
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Lioness
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Hello All , I consulted with US attorney in person and told him the situation , He confirmed there is no BAN on me as it takes lot of paper work from CBP officer and there is nothing on my passport ,
He advised me to hold off in canada for couple of months and try for TN again ,
as @nelsona suggested , there is no requirement of 4 year Bachelor degree , lawyer said same thing , He said just get your evaluation from UofT (coz CBP specifically said so ) and if it is 3 years you still qualify for CSA NAFTA category , according to lawyer , he doesn't understand why they were insisting on UofT evaluation only as this was an excuse to send me back and not to give me TN. He sent me list of companies which are authorized to do evaluation and immigration accept them . WES is one of them and when I told him CBP officer told me NO for WES he said he doesnt agree , and WES will work for sure , it depends who you run to next time on border and they were simply twisting you and giving you excuse for UofT evaluation , but either way I will get evaluation from UofT when i apply for TN next time .
I am just disappointed because i have lost that job opportunity and still scared even after 6 months or so they will deny it again coz they found 2 resumes with me in past ,
Lawyer said you might face more scrutiny next time when you go even for visit. so make sure you have all your bills/pay stubs and utility bills.
He advised me to hold off in canada for couple of months and try for TN again ,
as @nelsona suggested , there is no requirement of 4 year Bachelor degree , lawyer said same thing , He said just get your evaluation from UofT (coz CBP specifically said so ) and if it is 3 years you still qualify for CSA NAFTA category , according to lawyer , he doesn't understand why they were insisting on UofT evaluation only as this was an excuse to send me back and not to give me TN. He sent me list of companies which are authorized to do evaluation and immigration accept them . WES is one of them and when I told him CBP officer told me NO for WES he said he doesnt agree , and WES will work for sure , it depends who you run to next time on border and they were simply twisting you and giving you excuse for UofT evaluation , but either way I will get evaluation from UofT when i apply for TN next time .
I am just disappointed because i have lost that job opportunity and still scared even after 6 months or so they will deny it again coz they found 2 resumes with me in past ,
Lawyer said you might face more scrutiny next time when you go even for visit. so make sure you have all your bills/pay stubs and utility bills.
OttawaSenators
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In other words, you got trumped! Welcome to Trump's 'Murica! There'll be more and more scrutiny for everyone. Heck, even with a green card, last time I crossed the border, I was asked if I still worked for my sponsor!!! I wanted to give the CBP officer a smartarse answer but then I thought to myself: oh the heck with his petty high school dropout arse and I kept being nice as a typical Canadian 
Was this lawyer your TN sponsor's lawyer? I know there is no need for a lawyer but my experience has been less scrutiny when they see a cover letter of a big law firm in the TN package. I have always worked for large corporations, so they always use lawyers. There's pros and cons for dealing with a lawyer though. Maybe try to get an offer from a large corporation next time.
Was this lawyer your TN sponsor's lawyer? I know there is no need for a lawyer but my experience has been less scrutiny when they see a cover letter of a big law firm in the TN package. I have always worked for large corporations, so they always use lawyers. There's pros and cons for dealing with a lawyer though. Maybe try to get an offer from a large corporation next time.