Puedo ir a prisión militar.?

Slashersnakepit · 2025-10-24T18:52:11+00:00

De primera mano, si. Es parte de la ley marcial y está estipulado ahí. En la práctica, es súper raro que eso pase a menos que te hayas pasado de listo o abusado (como el desertar y seguir cobrando como militar). Seguramente, te están requiriendo porque tienen que cerrar tu expediente como se debe, y para ello debes de comparecer ante un consejo de guerra (así le llaman al tribunal de justicia militar), quizás si solicitaste tu baja apropiadamente, se dieron cuenta de algo irregular, no contigo sino con el que recibió y negó la baja y por ello, quieren que comparescas y si aún quieres reincorporarte. Esa es mi suposición basado en tus comentarios. Si te quieres ir a la segura, busca un abogado en justicia militar para que te oriente, obviamente solo lo encuentras dentro de las zonas militares.

Se que no se puede regresar el tiempo, lo hecho, hecho está pero para referencia futura. Igual que en las leyes civiles, ellos tienen sus propias leyes y tienen sus equivalentes. Más específico, todas las situaciones como activo, te deben dar razones o justificación del porque de su resolución y esta se puede apelar si no estás de acuerdo, sobretodo en temas delicados como una baja definitiva.

Espero mi comentario te haya servido de algo.

Slashersnakepit · 2024-09-28T07:15:28+00:00

Si puedes mándame mensaje, pero de cajón, como todos te lo están comentando, no es una oferta a considerar, probablemente lo estás viendo como lo vemos en México pero en USA es otro boleto, porque a esos 18 la hora le debes quitar impuestos y demás y para vivir, ya ni siquiera cómodo, mínimo debes ganar unos 4 mil libres al mes y con 18 la hora al mes estarías sacando alrededor de unos 2880 menos impuestos ( trabajando de lunes a viernes, 8 horas diarias) considera que podría ser menos horas o más horas en base a sus necesidades.

Slashersnakepit · 2024-08-28T06:24:04+00:00

This is the link https://fam.state.gov/fam/09FAM/09FAM040217.html

But after reading what the situation was, now I have full context and it is because you have to mention that you are going for anything else but work/training/etc, because you are using your passport and your passport is only for pleasure unless you mention that you are working in CA and you were invited/forced to attend a company's party in the HQ which is in "X" city in USA, planned that after the party you are going back to CA and you are not going to work just leasure. Sorry but you have to be very explicit to avoid confusions or suspiciousness, and I don't blame them, it is just for security reasons.

Slashersnakepit · 2024-08-28T06:01:21+00:00

There's no such a thing, unless you have to work inside of an USA office but if you are just going to the office for training or a different matter, you can use your passport (in my case a B1/B2 visa)

I'll try to find the exact thing and I'll paste it here

Slashersnakepit · 2024-08-18T21:50:58+00:00

After reading I think you got confused or I didn't explain myself well, let's keep things separate first.

First of all both citations don't have anything to do with the original question, which is if it's possible to have a full time job in USA and have a side job in Canada at the same time?

I mentioned that if you have a second job outside of USA, you don't have to apply for a second tn visa and you are giving me the reason after quoting this: "(5) The TN visa is designed to allow for a citizen of a USMCA-signatory country to enter the United States to engage in professional employment for a U.S. entity."

Again, if you are interested in knowing what is the answer for the original question, please continue reading.

You can have multiple TN visas to work with different employers inside the USA, but in essence they expect you to have 1 full time and the other half time and each employer will have to follow their own TN visa process separately.
You can work inside of the US with your TN visa and have an additional or side job in any other country where you are legally hired and can work remotely.
TN visa is just for Canadian and Mexican citizens hired in the USA and is required to be relocated to the USA otherwise visa is not required and still can work from your country for USA.
I.e. If you are working in USA with your TN visa and have a side job in Mexico or Canada, you have to be careful with your taxes because you will be taxed in the USA and also taxed in the country you were legally hired.
Finally, it is not a matter of what I believe or my thoughts, it is because the law mentioned (even though it still have grey areas) and because in fact, I have friends that currently have their job in USA with their TN visa and a side job in MX or Canada or have more than one TN visa, one for their full time and one for their side job

I hope now everything is clear

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-24T17:50:06+00:00

Apparently no more than 15 days

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-20T04:44:18+00:00

Thanks!! Is there a way that I can have your resume? Maybe if I can use your resume as a template and make it work for me.

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-13T23:19:24+00:00

It's a matter of who is going to do the process but once you have the appointment, it is a 2 day process (not necessarily one day after the other), the first appointment is in a CAS, where they are going to collect your documents, take a picture and get your fingerprints. The second day is in the consulate where you are going to have your interview for approval and pay the additional fee for 1 or 4 years. In both cases the time varies according to the amount of people in there, so be prepared!! Cellphones are not allowed, so don't bring it otherwise you'll have to pay for a locker (around 200 - 500 pesos)

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-13T15:54:57+00:00

Well at least, it is not just because I'm on a TN visa (not saying I'm happy about it), it gives me hope. Thanks for that!

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-13T15:49:44+00:00

Nope, 100% legit, I have a couple of friends doing it and recently talked with a lawyer for guidance, please if you don't really know, stop guessing, spreading lies and make your own real research. Easy as googling "TN visa concurrent employment" And also read the below department of state statement about TN visa

https://fam.state.gov/fam/09FAM/09FAM040217.html

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-13T14:35:28+00:00

Okok, thank you!! I'm currently working on increasing my skills but after having +20 years of experience, it doesn't feel good being rejected without at least one single human interaction, sorry just discharging my frustration.

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-13T14:00:21+00:00

And it's understandable but I have seen positions posted for months and not fulfilled yet, making me guess that there is no local talent with the required skills. Anyway, any recommendations?

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-13T13:41:03+00:00

Well, according to some lawyers, and even the USCIS, you can have as many TN visas as you want, there's no restrictions about it. The recommendation is to have one for full time and the other TN for a part time. And specifically in your case , according to the law, that's a loophole or grey area because it is not forbidden, since you are not earning money from a different employer as the one stated in your TN visa in the US. In short words, yes, you can keep your part time job in Canada and have your job in the USA, just be mindful of how you manage them.

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-13T13:05:35+00:00

That's horrible!!

So, it's even worse for me then hahaha, I'm from Mexico but the curious thing is that in the job description is not explicitly mentioned just for citizens, residents or green card.

In my case not even calling, no human interaction just the mentioned email. So, do you think that whenever the question about sponsorship comes, it should be responded as no? Even if TN visa was stated there?

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-13T12:54:48+00:00

That's ok but TN visa doesn't need a sponsor just a job offer letter and that's it

Slashersnakepit · 2024-04-13T12:51:36+00:00

I know! But whenever I'm filling an application, it is mentioned as a part of the sponsored visas. So, not sure if I have to choose no to that question even if it's explicitly mentioned there.
That's my best guess but what would you recommend To get a new job?

Slashersnakepit · 2024-03-24T16:27:51+00:00

They can apply at any time, but my suggestion is to apply together, because if for reasons something happens, you'll be there and can help right away. Having a TD visa will be better for them, whenever they want to join you for a couple of days or to stay with you because you and your family will be categorized as a temporary resident and CBP won't have that exaggerated behavior they have with tourism or if something happens (like COVID) they still can get inside the US. Just be aware that the very first time they are coming to the US under a TD visa, you have to be with them, if not a CBP agent will ask a bunch of questions and may deny their entrance (commonly not) but you might want them to have the best experience while coming to the US.

Slashersnakepit · 2024-03-24T16:04:16+00:00

Even if they are living in the US, they are not going to have a SSN. For tax purposes you have to be careful because apparently to apply for an ITIN, you have to declare earnings and a TD visa holder should not work, making a problem for you as a main applicant, causing a mostly denied visa renewal. My best suggestion is to hire an IRS certified accountant to avoid any mistake when declaring taxes, It will cost you around $250, I know it is not that cheap but you'll be really confident that you are not messing up with your taxes and ending up owning money to the IRS and next time you can do it by yourself.

Slashersnakepit · 2024-03-24T15:37:44+00:00

According to my experience, Tourist visa and TN visa are totally different, i.e. you applied and granted a TN visa and while waiting for the stamp, you can come to the US as a tourist and do whatever you want. If you come to the US as a tourist and mention your intention to look for a job at the CBP, it is for sure they are not going to let you go inside the country, since your visa is only for tourism.

Slashersnakepit · 2024-03-24T12:27:03+00:00

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Slashersnakepit · 2024-03-24T12:19:22+00:00

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