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Question by Hardip
Submitted on 7/6/2004
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Currently I am on a L1-B Visa and have got an offer of employment from an another company in the United States. I am a Canadian Citizen. The new position will entail being in the USA for 1- 1-1/2 years and then a relocation back to Canada. I am assuming that the best course of action would be to apply for a TN Visa...is that correct? I have an undergraduate degree in business. Can I apply for a TN visa with retaining my L1B in the event that the TN is denied? I am under the assumption that a H1-B Visa will be more difficult to obtain. Is it difficult to get a TN visa? Also, the comapny whom I have an offer with is in the oil and gas field (field that I am also currently in, however I am not an engineer and it is a sales job. Your advice would be greatly appreciated.



Answer by Risingsoft
Submitted on 1/16/2007
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we are a recruitment company Had our L1 rejected nearly 3 times we can get you a visa TN we will charge $4500  we have connection with INS and will get the work done Garunteed please also refer any of friends if they want TN, H1B or L1 Garunteed

Kalyani Munduluru
Risingsoft

 

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