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Author Topic: Can I still apply B-1 visa after Canada PR and I filed 140 before!  (Read 421 times)
vollog
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« on: April 12, 2011, 06:43:20 pm »

Anybody Worked in US before has the same experience?
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Category........: FSW1
Visa Office......: BUFFALO
App. Filed.......: 28-10-2009
Doc's Request.: 06-01-2010
Med's Request: 26-08-2010
Med's Done....: 17-09-2010
Interview........: WAIVED
Passport Req..: 10-05-2011
VISA ISSUED...: 26-05-2011
LANDED..........: Planning for landing in late August'11

« Reply #1 on: April 12, 2011, 07:47:42 pm »

You filed I-140 due to different reasons , such as your company sponsored you for H-1b visa, filed LC etc. If in the meantime your I-140 got denied or H-1B visa expired and you got Canardian PR and you are in Canada, you can apply for B-1 for US. But there has to be a reason for your visit to USA such as you are going back to wind up your stuff, meet old colleagues etc. Granting B-1 shall have no relation with your previously filing I-140. As long as they see your intention of coming back to Canada and your visit to US is just a temporary there won't be any problem for B-1 visa. BTW most Canadian PRs and citizens come to US over the weekends to buy cheap grocery anyway ( for example from Vancouver to Bellingham ).
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sanjay0522
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Category........: FSW1
Visa Office......: Buffalo
NOC Code......: 0213
App. Filed.......: Jan 2011
AOR Received.: 1st on April 2010, 2nd AOR on 12-Nov-2010
File Transfer...: To Los Angeles from Buffalo on Dec 1st, 2011
Med's Request: WAITING
Passport Req..: WAITING
VISA ISSUED...: WAITING
LANDED..........: WAITING

« Reply #2 on: April 12, 2011, 11:45:04 pm »

You filed I-140 due to different reasons , such as your company sponsored you for H-1b visa, filed LC etc. If in the meantime your I-140 got denied or H-1B visa expired and you got Canardian PR and you are in Canada, you can apply for B-1 for US. But there has to be a reason for your visit to USA such as you are going back to wind up your stuff, meet old colleagues etc. Granting B-1 shall have no relation with your previously filing I-140. As long as they see your intention of coming back to Canada and your visit to US is just a temporary there won't be any problem for B-1 visa. BTW most Canadian PRs and citizens come to US over the weekends to buy cheap grocery anyway ( for example from Vancouver to Bellingham ).

Hello Shar533,
how do you know your interview was waived? Do you know if interview comes only before Medical Request, if MR has come, there is no possibility of interview request after that?
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Category........: FSW1
Visa Office......: BUFFALO
NOC Code......: 0213
App. Filed.......: Jan 2010
1st AOR: Apr 2010
2nd AOR Received.: 12-Nov-2010
File Transferred from Buffalo to Los Angeles on:
Dec 1 2011
Medical request: WAITING
PPR: WAITING
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« Reply #3 on: April 13, 2011, 09:57:14 am »

Hello Shar533,
how do you know your interview was waived? Do you know if interview comes only before Medical Request, if MR has come, there is no possibility of interview request after that?

if Medical and RPRF come togather then your interview is waived, mostly 85% CHC sends Medical and RPRF togather, but if VO required or have doubt then VO call for interview that's the rare chances juts I rate 5% chances from all CHC's.
remember Buffalo NY send medical request first and then RPRF, so keep in mind if you are Buffalo applicant then your interview will possible even after medical request, but once RPRF issued then understand that 98% to 100% your interview is waived, so you know your documents and your file status are good enough and VO is satisfied so, even you can say that 100% your interview waived off.
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« Reply #4 on: April 13, 2011, 09:59:43 am »

Anybody Worked in US before has the same experience?

B-1 is the business visa of the USA, I just advic you to get H-1B after geting Citizenship of Canada, otherwise chances to lose your PR status if you not maintain. read more about Canada PR on CIC website.
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