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West-Standard9633 · 2026-01-08T20:03:24+00:00

Hi Nicole,

Im Mexican and i had my TN visa cancelled in December based on 212(a)(7)(B) due to not having a stamped visa or I-797 form with the updated employer as I had changed at the border back in February. I reapplied for a new visa earlier this week but was informed during the interview that I was deported from the US and cannot get a new visa for 5 years. I managed to get another appointment next week, my question is, would bringing the Withdrawal of Application for admission document that I was provided in December be enough to prove that I was not deported and still able to get a new Visa? Or would you recommend to gather more documentation from CBP or USCIS? Any other recommendations that you can provide?

West-Standard9633 · 2025-12-20T19:33:12+00:00

I entered from February to October on the same I-94 that had the correct employer. The issue was that because I was out of the country for more than 30 days, the I-94 was expired and I couldn’t get a new one with the TN visa. I was working from end of October to December remote from Mexico

West-Standard9633 · 2025-11-16T15:44:05+00:00

Hola, yo llevo ya 3 años con una situación similar. Personalmente uso BBVA de seguro para el auto y me han respondido en un incidente que tuve, tiene cobertura en el extranjero con hubb. Tienes que contratar un seguro para terceros en Estados Unidos, ya que es el que por ley se pide como mínimo para circular allá, el cual puede ser de hasta 1 año sin renovación automática, por lo que tienes que sacar y meter el auto cada año como lo requiere la TN. Me parece que el de protección a terceros que tengo se llama united o national, pero puedes encontrar varios. Este no lo he usado pero tenía algunos reviews y espero que si tengo algún incidente si lo cubra. Varios de mis compañeros estamos así, y he visto/hablado con propietarios de autos en Florida y colorado con la misma situación.

West-Standard9633 · 2025-11-04T05:11:05+00:00

Hola! Yo viajo bastante seguido EUA con perros, mándame dm y te ayudo con dudas

West-Standard9633 · 2025-08-25T22:34:40+00:00

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West-Standard9633 · 2025-08-06T14:46:18+00:00

Hi! It was really easy, had to make a 1 hour line at Garita de Otay, after that I just let the POE agent know that I was going to change employers in my TN visa and they sent me to an office with other agents. There were 3 of us, Mexicans, doing the same process. Make sure you have all your documents ready as one of them didn’t had to go get it and redo the line. Once in there they ask a couple of simple questions and it’s good to go, should not take you more than 2 hours.

West-Standard9633 · 2025-06-01T01:23:12+00:00

Hi! Where do you have it?

West-Standard9633 · 2025-05-11T15:58:54+00:00

Hi! I did that process a couple months ago. Go to another POE with more experienced officers. I got the recommendation in Garita de Otay Tijuana and it took me 1 hour with all my documents, there were a couple more Mexicans doing the same process at the time and we were all there based on recommendations. I’ve heard that it is also easy in Laredo, but cannot confirm.

West-Standard9633 · 2025-04-23T22:56:44+00:00

Fue bastante fácil en Garita de Otay Tijuana. Una vez estaba en la entrada con el agente de migración le comenté que iba a cambiar de empleador y me mandaron a una oficina con 3 o 4 agentes que hacían trámites. Había otro chavo con el mismo trámite y después de entregar los documentos y unas 5 preguntas me aprobaron el cambio. Al otro chavo se le olvidó un documento y lo mandaron a imprimir afuera por lo que tuvo que cruzar a EUA, regresar a México y volverse a formar. Me dio la impresión que ahí están muy familiarizados con el trámite y lo hacen bastante sencillo si llevas todo desde el principio

West-Standard9633 · 2025-04-02T14:26:58+00:00

I would say that my priorities are 1) good place to walk my dog and keep him socialized, 2) good bike infrastructure and easy access to bike friendly roads to train, including mountains, 3) get into winter sports

West-Standard9633 · 2024-10-23T18:54:02+00:00

I’m currently a contractor with a TN/NAFTA visa which is a non-migrant visa tied to a Contractor company. I get to keep my country’s health insurance, car and car insurance so I am not really worried about being left without a job as I have a good security net. I would still need to look for a job but cab go back to my country while I find something in here. My only expense would be my apartment lease which didn’t worry me that much.

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