Posted on: 31-10-06 14:09:10
It is true that you may be refused a TN visa once you have applied for a GC. In fact this is generally true for any non-dual intent US visa, eg. F-1, B2 etc. and the TN visa/status falls under this...
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Originally posted by yellowknife
It is true that you may be refused a TN visa once you have applied for a GC. In fact this is generally true for any non-dual intent US visa, eg. F-1, B2 etc. and the TN visa/status falls under this...
So does it also mean all those folks who once applied for US GC and couldn't get it and hence moved to Canada, to get their Canadian Passport and then apply for TN Visa will also have problems having their TN Visa approved?
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India Canada Bhai-Bhai
Essentially, once you leave the country after applying for your GC your GC application is abandoned... especially if you have been out for a while. So this won't be an issue. This of course applies mainly to employment based GCs and I am not sure what it would be for family/parent/sibling sponsorship types.
This would be most valid if you have a 'live' application in progress in the US and then you come to Canada and apply for a TN or F-1 or whatever..
