USCIS further questions concerning TN visa

Your current status will not be impacted. They would tell you in the denial letter if you were to lose your current status. not going to happen.
 
Case status changed to RFE then on Sept 20th it changed to initial review restarted and just now it states
On xxx 2013, the 15-day Premium Processing clock stopped on your I129, PETITION FOR A NONIMMIGRANT WORKER. A notice was sent on this date explaining the specific reason for stopping the premium processing of your case

Does this means another RFE?
SO confused
 
nelsona said:
No. It just means that premium processing is not taking place due to the first RFE.
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Actually August we filed with PP.
Mid august clock stopped, went back and forth with attorney sept Resent documents to USCIS.
Clock Restarted last week today it stopped again

From what i know if the clock restarted and stopped again it means either decision (yes) or another RFE.
Hopefully i'll find out sooner then later.
Thanks
 
nelsona said:
You. You'll know within the week.
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Nelson thanks for all your help. Got the above message from the website
On xxxxxx 2013, this I129 PETITION FOR A NONIMMIGRANT WORKER was approved and we sent you an e-mail notice. Please follow any instructions on the notice

I was scared as hell, lesson learned here was go to the border and get it done. TN are IMO meant to be done at the border the RFE and waiting game can make you nuts
Thanks
 
Hello Nelson i got my i-797 do i need to go to the border and get a stamp?

My wife has filed PERM we should get it in a month or two if everything goes smoothly. I was thinking about filing 485 and 410 concurrently since our PD is current.
Do i need to get a stamp before filing for 485 and 410 or can i just stay without any issues?
thanks
 
If your I-797 has an I-94 attached, you are in status. Border doesn't stamp anything,m Consulate does, and Cdbs do not go to Consulate for visas for TN.

If there is no I-94 attached, then you need to go to border to activate the TN (by getting an I-94, not for stamping).

As to your wife filing I-140 and I-485, why not? You can file I-485 at the same time she does -- it will mean statying in US however. As soon as you get your EAD and AP, you can drop TN altogether and are free to travel.
 
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