Ray B.

So, if one (canandian) is at the border requesting a TN Visa, but has already an intent to stay permanently by requesting a CR-1 Visa later after a schedule wedding, would it be still denied?

If an intent to get AOS is enough ground for a TN Visa refusal at the border, from another perspective, aknowledging during border interview that the permanent immigration intent depends on proper CR-1 Visa that will be requested later, would be then more acceptable to get a TN Visa?

DO you know if there is any sort of aknowledgement one should sign at the border when requesting TN Visa that states one has no permanent immigration intent?

Thank you

Thank you! 

Can a beneficiary of a CR-1 application living and working in Canada get a US company to sponsor him/her on a H1-B basis for a temporary job?

I think that wouldn't be a problem since h1-b is dual intent. For less than that, a beneficiary will be able to get a non dual intent B1/B2 to visit his/her spouse in US, but I'd like to confirm about the h1-b.

If ever that is possible, then after entering US with a H1-B, the beneficiary could ask for a status adjustment since he/she has a US Citizen for spouse. The status adjustment request procedure would be as much similar as if a non-immigrant already living in US under a H1-B gets married with a US Citizen. Only that in this case, marriage happened before canadian spouse was living in US. In that case, the CR-1 process could get dropped since adjustment of status was filed.

Does that make sense? Is that possible? What do you think?