Urgent: Can I get my TN visa in US/Mexico boarder ?

Thank you, so as long as I leave the States to another country and come back, the POE at the airport should be able to review my new TN case, correct?
 
pepito72 said:
Thank you, so as long as I leave the States to another country and come back, the POE at the airport should be able to review my new TN case, correct?
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That's what it means to leave the US: To go to another country.
And more specifically, when you come back, to be processed at that airport, you must FLY into it from outside US.
I trust I won't to reconfirm that you are understanding this rather simple point.
 
According to the CBP web site:
Question: Which ports of entry are designated for optimized processing?
Answer: Fourteen total ports (below) are designated, to include 4 preclearance locations.

It appears for optimized processing it is better to go to the canadian border rather than the mexican one.
 
For those living in bay area, California the drive to San Ysidro border is about 500 miles and the one to Peach Arch border in BC is about 1000 miles. Although it is an extra 500 miles drive to canada it seems is less hassles compared to mexico.

Blaine Peace Arch POE
123 Second Street
Blaine, WA 98230
Hours of Operation: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Tuesday - Thursday

I could find the hours of operation for the canadian border POE but could not find the details for the mexican one.
Can some one point me to mexican POE timings or for appointment please point to the link?
 
Actually found the mexican border details:
cbp.gov/contact/ports/san-ysidro-class

But where to book appointment. Also the duration of working hours for TN is unclear.
 
kaca said:
Actually found the mexican border details:
cbp.gov/contact/ports/san-ysidro-class

But where to book appointment. Also the duration of working hours for TN is unclear.
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Last time we went was in 2013 and they stopped using appointments for TN's. You just show up and they process them 24/7. No special cases officer or anything like that any more.

If it's just a new one for your present job at the same company and your TN has not expired, you can mail in an I-129. It's a little more expensive, but you don't have to drive all the way here, and you can continue to work after the expiration date (at least you used to be able to) until it is adjudicated.
 
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