How Can a TN Visa Holder Change TN Employers?

[@maximomeridio8157]

CBP Cancelled my Visa and told me as Mexican I could not change or add an employer at the border I should have applied for a new visa

[@ScottLegalPC]

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[@dosyuno8373]

Hi! Thank You for your clarity.. I have one question.. do I have to make an appointment when as Mexican I'm appliyng at a port of entry???

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[@cristiansotorojo1757]

You have provided a great information, thank you for your time and sharing. Is there a way to change E1 Employers through the I129 or any way from inside the US?

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[@juanrsosa]

I have an offer from another employer under TN2 as Mexican, I have the paperwork needed to so I called POE to confirm they could do the proper process and they told me that as long as my I-94 is valid, I do not need to renew my I-94 and work until it expiers and that I'm able to work for any employers as long as I work under the list of professions approved by my background

[@ricardorgm30]

1. "TN2 as Mexican" es un pleonasmo. 2. Los Permisos i-94 NUNCA se "renuevan" ni se "extienden". Sólo se CORRIGEN, o bien se tramita uno nuevo lo cual es altamente recomendable para prevenir restar regresando a México con mayor frecuencia. 3. En cualquier puerto de entrada se puede tramitar el CAMBIO de empleador, que es otro trámite.

[@TCTSGlobal]

@@ricardorgm30 Terrestre y aereo también?

[@edgarluzania5575]

Amigo tienes nunero para agregarte me puedes platicar como te ha ido si tubiste problemas al cambiarte o como le hiciste, si lei algo acerca de que puedes cambiar de empleo sin agregar al nuevo empleador, gracias

[@andresrobles509]

​@@ricardorgm30 Hola Ricardo, sabes si alguien que cuenta con visa TN2 puede cambiar su empleador en los puertos de entrada USCBP?

[@ricardorgm30]

Terrestre o aéreo eso no importa, mientras que sea un PORT OF ENTRY y el CBP tenga en dicho puerto de entrada una oficina de Deferred Inspection Site@@TCTSGlobal

[@antoniochavez5221]

Hi Currently I have a TN visa (mexican citizen) with an employer in USA until 2026 , but I got another offer from another company , can I do the premium package to change employer within 15 calendar days ? as my new employer wants me asap

[@antoniochavez5221]

Or can I keep the visa and just change employer at port of entry ?

[@CesarAvgvstvs]

Lo correcto y como lo hizo mi compañía actual (cuando cambie de empresa) fue que ellos llenaron el formato I-129 pagando el proceso premium tomo dos semanas en recibir la respuesta (aprobado). He visto en grupos TN que alguna mexicanos han podido cambiar de empleador en algún CBP, yo hablé como a 4 diferentes CBP cuando quería hacer el cambio y todos me dijeron que tenía que aplicar por una nueva visa o hacerlo a través de USCIS, entonces no puedo confirmar esto. Pero la opción segura es que tu compañía lo haga a través de la USCIS y después cuando tú visa estampada expire (aunque tenga el nombre de tu empresa anterior) puede generar un Ds-160 y renovar sin problemas. Es lo que te puedo contar en base a mi experiencia y lo que hice cuando cambie mi empleador con visa vigente.

[@ScottLegalPC]

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[@ashtraygirl19]

​@@CesarAvgvstvsUna pregunta, en qué momento del proceso renunciaste a tu primer empleador?

[@siXtomaXnoXmaneje123]

@@ashtraygirl19 Esperando a ver si el buen César responde, ya que estoy en una situación similar y me interesaría saber la respuesta!

[@AlberToretto]

I just read all this the USCIS site, but I wanted to hear ot from a professional to be sure. You are the first one I watch saying it to the point with put trying to sell something in the middle. Thanks a lot. I would like to see on your videos if I can change to green card from TN VISA. Regards,

[@ScottLegalPC]

Glad it was helpful! We have a blog post on converting a TN visa to a green card. You can read it here: legalservicesincorporated.com/immigration/can-i-apply-for-a-green-card-on-a-tn-visa-can-i-convert-my-tn-visa-to-a-green-card/

[@ricardorgm30]

1. Cualquiera puede aplicar a Green Card, no ocupas contar con una Visa TN. 2. De hecho tener una Visa TN lo hace más "complicado" en el sentido de que tendrás que cuidar las fechas CRÍTICAS, por ejemplo, la fecha de vencimiento de tu Visa TN Vs. la cantidad de tiempo que se tardarán en resolver tu caso en inmigración, en cualquiera de las categorías del resto del total de los 65 tipos distintos de visas norteamericanas que existen. 3. En este caso sí recomiendo contratar a un buen abogado con MUCHA experiencia en Visas TN así como en la categoría aplicable de tu elección para la Residencia Legal Permanente (nombre correcto), PERO que además esté afiliado a la AILA, pues no todos los abogados certificados por el Dpto. de Inmigración pasan los filtros de la AILA. Estos abogados y despachos los puedes buscar por país, estado, ciudad, idioma y hasta por código postal en la AILA: www.aila.org/

[@kulwindersandhu2405]

Hello Dustin, Firstly, thank you very much for such a great information. I have new york registered nurse license so just question do i need to go through with cgfns for TN visa as a canadain nurse too. Thank you very kindly in advance

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[@suzannek3493]

340 is when they discuss change of employer

[@mcTv7]

Can I continue to work with my current employer even if my change of employer is approved? i got a counter offer of my current employer and I prefer to stay? (i havent move yet) (TN visa)

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[@ricardorgm30]

Si aprobaron el "change of employer", la cagaste. Pero recuerda siempre puedes realizar otro segundo "change of employer" o los que quieras, si estás en el periodo de gracia de los 60 días desde la última vez que trabajaste.

[@sandraguzman7923]

Hi Dustin, First of all, thanks for your video. It is full of worthy information. I have a question I hope you can help me with. On regards to the change of employer of a TN2 holder at a USCBP... It drives me crazy why sometimes they approve it and some other times they don't. You mentioned that 'depending on the profession, certain ports of entry can be more challenging'... do you have more information about it? or what to take in account to do a change of employer at a USCBP? Other thing that doesn't make any sense to me is that being basically the same process, why they charge $460 for the I-129 plus $2,500 for the Premium Processing at the USCIS while they just charge from $6 to $50 USD at the USCBP to get the approval right away. 🥴 Thanks in advance for your attention.

[@ScottLegalPC]

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[@sandraguzman7923]

@@ScottLegalPC Well, is not a particular situation. It is more like a general question. But I get your point. Thanks anyway.

[@ricardorgm30]

1.- El nuevo empleo debe decir el MISMO nombre del puesto con el NUEVO empleador. 2.- Premium Processing aplica INCLUSO a gente con visas vencidas pero con permiso i-94 válido o corregido. Cosa que NO es posible de hacer en un puerto de entrada con Visa VENCIDA.

[@andresrobles509]

Hi Sandra, Did you find an answer if a TN2 visa holder could change employer at a USCBP? I would like to have more information about it, thanks!

[@sandraguzman7923]

@@andresrobles509 Hi Andres. No. Apparently if you want an answer you need to pay for the consultation.