US Immigration from Canada

Bonjour hi!

I'm currently waiting for my IR1 interview in a couple of weeks. My Canadian employer is aware of my situation and wants to keep me after I move.

I now need to figure out how to set up the proper status for myself, taxes, etc. My accountant here told me that, should I work for my employer as a non-resident, I'd be taxed a lot up here in Canada. He recommended working as a US independent worker ("travailleuse autonome") instead. My employer is opened to this too.

Has anyone had any experience with that? Is there anything in particular that I should consider?

How long does it take to set it up?

Needless to say I'm also doing research online and my employer will work on it too. However I'd love to get some feedback from fellow VJ members Thank you.

So on Monday it will have been one month since our interview with no response. Our IO told us we would have a response within 30 days (to me he made it seem like it might be shorter but due to COVID-19 it could take up to 30). Should we call to inquire about our case next week or keep waiting? Does calling even help?

While looking for other people adjusting from the same FO (with August 2020 interviews) some got instant approval, some waited around 2 weeks and then there's a couple of us who are still waiting. Our FO seems to have a fairly quick turnaround so that is the main reason for concern. We were also hoping he'd get his green card so he could visit his Mom who is going through some personal stuff. We never got AP because we thought it was pointless as he overstayed a B2 visa we were worried he might not be let back in.

We also never received a paper saying they'd make a decision within X amount of days that I know some people get. But it does say online that the case is being reviewed.

Hi all,

As we prepare to file our AoS forms, we are wondering how often we really need to put N/A in. I know the instructions say that if something is not applicable write n/a, or if it's zero write none. What do I do in the following situations:

1. The form is being completed by me with no interpreter or preparer, do I need to write N/A on all these boxes?

2. If a question is yes or no only but is not applicable to me, do I write beside the question N/A?

3. Form I-765 Part 2 page 3/7 question 30 says " If you entered the eligibility (c)(8) in Item number 27, provide the information in items 30.a. - 30.g." If I never put c(8) into item #27 would I leave this blank or mark it as N/A? There are Yes or No questions, do I simply mark beside the question?

Just wondering at a high level how often I need to use N/A.

Thank you!

Hi guys.

I ve had nexus since before even moving to USA. As LPR all my docs are updated w nexus.

I cross the border frequently and have been worried that once my N400 goes thru I will have to wait to get a US passport before I can leave/enter USA. I called US border at a land crossing and they told me l am fine with just bringing the naturalization cert with me. I suppose I can just visit the nexus enrollment center and update Nexus and will be fine going forward since nexus is an acceptable document for North American travel.

Question to canucks w nexus. Once you become dual citizen did DHS re-print your nexus card ? My nexus says Canada under citizenship. I wonder if they print Canada & USA on the card or if they replace it with USA or Just leave Canada on your nexus card. I d like to have both as it s useful to have one ID that shows you re a dual citizen

wondering what folks experiences have been here.

Thanks

Curious to see if anyone has had any movement on their N400 case at the Detroit Office? My wife had her interview scheduled for April 1st but was canceled due to the pandemic. Haven t heard anything since.