TN / H1-B to GreenCard Process Explained | Step by Step

[@khangaroofinance]

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[@waleedahmed1725]

Dude I feel like we are the same person, any time I research anything related to being a Canadian working in the USA, a video pops up from you about the same topic with many of the same points I discovered. It's been refreshing for me to validate my own research by comparing it to your findings. Amazing and spot-on informative content, best of luck with your green card process!

[@khangaroofinance]

Thanks Waleed! Appreciate the comment hope to make more videos that you resonate with

[@s_k_47]

Thanks for taking up my comment on last video and explaining the full process. This was most detailed and helpful video available in youtube. Good luck to you man, hope you would get your GC and PP someday.

[@khangaroofinance]

Thanks appreciate the comment!

[@alfredliu8561]

Dope content as always! You've covered the whole process in simple and straightforward ways!

[@khangaroofinance]

Thanks ❤️

[@ShohruhArtaman]

Totally helpful. I'm just about to start from NYC in a Tech x Finance role.

[@khangaroofinance]

Thanks for the comment Shohruh, congrats on your new role :)

[@prtmflkdvcx]

God this video is just awesome- really thorough and helpful.

[@khangaroofinance]

Thanks for the comment!

[@Taha-fw7ey]

Thanks for the details man u’re the best! my fav color is black 😂

[@khangaroofinance]

Thanks for the comment bro! Red for me ❤️

[@samparhizkar5221]

Thank you for awesome content. So for a TN newcomer the best case scenario is stay 90 days after the first landing and immediately ask the company to start the sponsorship process(assuming their willing to do it)?

[@khangaroofinance]

It really depends on the company and their visa process, but I started working with my lawyers about a month after I started

[@shawnfriedman537]

This is the best video and thanks for being so transparent. I was born in one of the backlogged countries(not india), so it looks like the process needs an extra 2 years to get to the priority date. Does this mean the only feasible way is to convert TN to H1B and renew after 3 years. For example if the whole process takes 5 years then you need to renew H1B once to increase the timeline as it wouldn't be possible on a 3 year TN.

[@khangaroofinance]

Thanks for the comment I appreciate the kind words. Before I applied for my I-485 I renewed my TN for 3 years, at the same time that I applied for my AOS, I also applied for my EAD, which I got in like 4 months. Now I have my tn which is still valid for 2.5 years as-well as my EAD which is valid until 2029. That was the case for me and my other friends who are on TN did something similar

[@shawnfriedman537]

@@khangaroofinance I see, so its possible to renew TN before the I-485 because most of the other filings are done by the employer which won't interfere with the renewal. Seems a bit risky but it should be doable for all of the backlogged countries except india. The lawyers probably knows all the risks and answer it better. Thanks for the video I don't see any other canadian youtubers cover this topic.

[@khangaroofinance]

@shawnfriedman537 yeah it’s something that the lawyers should know better. There is a risk involved, my friend took 7 months to get his tn renewed, and it took me 3 weeks I think

[@butterflysquadtv5176]

My husband has TN visa, but he was born in China. Can he doing the same process like you?

[@khangaroofinance]

Yes but but to my knowledge the process for EB3 from China is very long since they have a backlog for their priority date

[@hoyeshibg1370]

Hi, when is the best time to apply GC from TN right now then? Philippine born

[@khangaroofinance]

Depends on what you mean by “apply”. Apply for what? Perm? AOS? Either way I think for most of the stages the earlier you apply the better, but this something you should clear up with your lawyer.

[@hoyeshibg1370]

@@khangaroofinance apply for greencard from TN visa, that's what I mean

[@khangaroofinance]

You’ll have to work with your employer to see what their timeline is like

[@andreroggy1191]

@khangaroofinance Hey, I’m a registered nurse who was just hired by an agency in the US. They have offered to sponsor me in moving from TN to GC and at first I thought it was impossible.

[@khangaroofinance]

Great to hear that they're willing! It's def possible, just a bit tricky as I've said in my video. Glad the video was helpful for you :)