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42 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Those are all pretty minor items. The majority of cases would be more heavily scrutinized if that was the case. I'm not saying they are meaningless, but they're extremely low on the totem pole. Things like severe age differences (i.e. 30 years apart), religious differences (i.e. a practicing Muslim marrying a Christian), marriage after a very short time of seeing each other, somebody filing for multiple beneficiaries in a short time, etc. are what the community generally refers to as "red flags". You'll be fine. :)

 

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7 minutes ago, 0310 said:

I'm not sure how that would be a red flag if the only reason I cannot renew my visa is because I got married, but if that hadn't happened I would have renewed my TN visa in January 2018.

 

When we got married my I-94 was expiring in 10 months, does that count as about to expire considering that currently they only give TN visas valid for 12 months?

At some point in your original post it says you cant renew your TN. I took that to mean you have reached an time limit or something along those lines and now can only continue to work in a different status.

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2 hours ago, azblk said:

At some point in your original post it says you cant renew your TN. I took that to mean you have reached an time limit or something along those lines and now can only continue to work in a different status.

Oh I see, what I meant originally was that since TN visa is a non-immigrant visa I wouldn't be able to apply for another one after I got married.

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