Canadian citizen denied for TN visa today

[Solankivar]

Are you coming to Canada with a job offer as a US citizen? What is the NOC and your education/work experience background?

My apologies for the confusion. I am a Canadian citizen who got a job offer from a US employee and need to apply for TN.
Looking for a process with a higher rate of approval.
Background: I have 4 years of IT Engineering from India and 10+ years of experience.

 

[Naturgrl]

My apologies for the confusion. I am a Canadian citizen who got a job offer from a US employee and need to apply for TN.
Looking for a process with a higher rate of approval.
Background: I have 4 years of IT Engineering from India and 10+ years of experience.

So what is your NOC. Ask on a US immigration forum. You don’t have Canadian or US education so that may be an issue in granting TN. Ok you said Pearson, which is a Canadian airport.

 

[Solankivar]

So what is your NOC. Ask on a US immigration forum. You don’t have Canadian or US education so that may be an issue in granting TN. Ok you said Pearson, which is a Canadian airport.

I will be applying under computer system analyst. I got my education evaluated by a US education evaluater. Hold 4 years equivalent certificate.

 

[Naturgrl]

I will be applying under computer system analyst. I got my education evaluated by a US education evaluater. Hold 4 years equivalent certificate.

You will only find out when you enter the US to process visa, and whether they accept a foreign IT engineering degree for the NOC/position. As you have read, people are denied.

 

[smash1984]

I will be applying under computer system analyst. I got my education evaluated by a US education evaluater. Hold 4 years equivalent certificate.

I think there have been recent posts on computer systems analysts that have been denied but for different reasons.

What discipline is your 4 year degree from india in?

Edit: I see IT Engineering

Does your new job correspond to a software engineering job? Seems like a lot of CSAs were denied because they consider Software Development as different to CSA from what I understood from reading some of the posts.

 

[smash1984]

Also it seems applying through USCIS has better chances but it is a significantly longer process.

 

[anton1990]

This Canadian Citizenship thread

 

[funloving]

Does anyone know a good US forum?

 

[scylla]

Does anyone know a good US forum?

https://forums.immigration.com/

 

[lossada]

Does anyone know a good US forum?

https://forums.immigration.com/

 

[funloving]

https://forums.immigration.com/

Is it an active forum? I found many US immigration forums are DEAD. I don't know why.

 

[lossada]

Is it an active forum? I found many US immigration forums are DEAD. I don't know why.

yes it is
just visit by yourself,,, don't be lazy

 

[funloving]

yes it is
just visit by yourself,,, don't be lazy

I had visited it several times and various others. But there I see people a lot of questions with very few responses/answer. Thats I asked for some active forums.

 

[mpsqra]

So what is your NOC. Ask on a US immigration forum. You don’t have Canadian or US education so that may be an issue in granting TN. Ok you said Pearson, which is a Canadian airport.

Recommended Port of Entry to apply TN from Canada
https://www.cbp.gov/travel/canadian-and-mexican-citizens/traveling-tn-or-l1-visa-canada

 

[bimmerm3m5]

Does anyone know a good US forum?

visajourney.com