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Thanks for the comment Shohruh, congrats on your new role :)

Yes but but to my knowledge the process for EB3 from China is very long since they have a backlog for their priority date

Depends on what you mean by “apply”. Apply for what? Perm? AOS? Either way I think for most of the stages the earlier you apply the better, but this something you should clear up with your lawyer.

@@khangaroofinance apply for greencard from TN visa, that's what I mean

You’ll have to work with your employer to see what their timeline is like

Nice!

Thanks for the comment, my employer drafted it.

Great to hear that they're willing! It's def possible, just a bit tricky as I've said in my video. Glad the video was helpful for you :)

Thanks appreciate the comment!

Thanks for the comment!

Thanks Waleed! Appreciate the comment hope to make more videos that you resonate with

It really depends on the company and their visa process, but I started working with my lawyers about a month after I started

Thanks ❤️

Thanks for the comment I appreciate the kind words. Before I applied for my I-485 I renewed my TN for 3 years, at the same time that I applied for my AOS, I also applied for my EAD, which I got in like 4 months. Now I have my tn which is still valid for 2.5 years as-well as my EAD which is valid until 2029. That was the case for me and my other friends who are on TN did something similar

@@khangaroofinance I see, so its possible to renew TN before the I-485 because most of the other filings are done by the employer which won't interfere with the renewal. Seems a bit risky but it should be doable for all of the backlogged countries except india. The lawyers probably knows all the risks and answer it better. Thanks for the video I don't see any other canadian youtubers cover this topic.

@shawnfriedman537 yeah it’s something that the lawyers should know better. There is a risk involved, my friend took 7 months to get his tn renewed, and it took me 3 weeks I think

Thanks for the question, yes you can bring your spouse on a TD visa. TD visa does not have work authorization though

@@khangaroofinance Is it possible for us to jump on a meeting? I'm also a Canadian Software Engineer Entrepreneur and maybe there are possible collaborations between us 🙂

@raharijaonazolalainayannic7851 hey join the discord :) discord.gg/N3a8VWynSe

Thanks for the comment bro! Red for me ❤️

Hey thanks for the comment, I’ve heard that there has not been a solid determination on HSAs and bringing them back to Canada, and it’s a bit of a grey area / tricky from a tax point of view. I can’t remember if I covered it in the video, but i don’t contribute to my HSA despite having a match for this reason. Ofc this depends heavily on your long term plan of where you’ll be, so if you have a good match it might be worth it to contribute. If you want to chat more about this with others, feel free to join the discord: discord.gg/N3a8VWynSe

Very true, spouses can work once the tn holder applies for a I-485 and the spouse receives the EAD

Thanks man!

Appreciate it ❤️

I got my job from an internship return offer, but I have many friends who’ve gotten jobs through LinkedIn to sponsor their TN. I work in tech and that may be why it’s so common, I’ve heard that is more difficult for other professions to convince employers to do the TN

It’s really unfortunate that the US based all of this on your country of birth. If you still want a greencard you can just find a wife/husband, and get them to sponsor you, it’s much faster than employment based. There are also advantages for staying on the TN, I have a couple videos about if if your curious :)

Thanks for the comment, I’m in the process right now, but as soon as I get the GC il make a video about it

@@khangaroofinance Thanks man i'll set my notifications on for when you post it, I want to know as well

@@mugerwaobadiah1621 where are you from?

Uganda East Africa

The USA Is a great place to travel lots of great nature

@@khangaroofinance ohhh right let me pray hard, one day I will make it

@@princeponnaganti there is no special process, just apply to jobs and hopefully one wants to work with you to do the tn visa :)

Hey Tony, thanks for the comment I will definitely make a video about that shortly. But to quickly answer your question, it's not something you can do yourself, it has to be done with the help of your employer. I would guess the process would take 2-4 years at the moment.

@@khangaroofinance Could you please make a video on it if you have time? thanks man

I’ve already started scripting it bro!

Btw if you wanted to just chat about any quick questions that you had feel free to join the discord. discord.gg/N3a8VWynSe

@@khangaroofinance Sweet, thanks man I just joined my username is "baldy"

Thanks for comment, me personally I’d do 3. I don’t know if it’s worth going all the way there for just 1 day. But I guess you could see the major highlights in one day but ofc you’ll be missing out on a lot

@@khangaroofinance awesome thanks. That makes a lot of sense 👌

Hey thanks for the comment! I totally agree with your statement here. I do think there is some value for RTO for younger people like myself if there is a culture for it. Many things regarding on-boarding are much more seamless in person. But after that initial stage I think remote work is the play, especially if you can get a offer like yours in a cheaper COL also congrats on ur house :)

Thanks for the comment, fingers crossed 🤞

@@hammydani thanks for the comment, some companies have their own lawyer or contract it out to other firms. I have no experience with the h1b but for TN; I’ve heard many companies will help with the visa, if the company is small enough they might require you to do your own legal processes. You can reach out to a lawyer that can help you with further questions, you can get a consult for a couple hundred for half an hour. I would also google “tn visa laywer” or “Canadian USA visa lawyer” something along those lines.

@@khangaroofinance thanks !

Np !

@@AManWhoLikesToCode for sure, something that I didn’t mention in the video but is very important to note

Thanks for the comment I appreciate it!

Thanks! Appreciate the kind words

Thanks bro!

Thanks man I appreciate it!

Nice! Let’s get this bread

Hey thanks for the comment. No you cant based on the research I’ve done. This goes for TN and H1b.

@@khangaroofinance 🫶 for response….whats the workaround? Post content from inside 🇨🇦?

No car unfortunately:(

Thanks!

Thanks for the insight on the SS Credits. I know they are transferable but I did not realize that you needed 40 credits ( which is 10 years of work ) in order to transfer to Canada. A lot of the points you bring up are very valid for people who are closer to retirement age, but for younger professionals, I think that the TN visa is still a great option that should be considered.

Plat 3 and a dream 🥰

For legal purposes I never said that 😉

Yeah I got the same loose calculations when looking into a car + I hate driving so it worked out good for me 😂😂 I would also extend my dislike towards regular Uber as well, but I feel like ride share has become so integrated that it’s needed at this point. Before we could call a taxi or whatever but the ease of use of ordering an Uber is unmatched in comparison. Until taxis match the same level of convenience I don’t think that we’d see a fall in ride share apps. But I will agree that ride share is also super exploitative, the only reason it was cheap before was because of Vc money. Now that Uber has to turn a profit prices are getting to the same levels as taxis, but the drivers are getting exploited. I feel we’re still early for the delivery services though and we can nip early

Thanks for letting me know, here’s a new link that should work, il also update the description :) discord.gg/NUADum7NVu

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😂😂 I like the way you phrased this, esp head cannon I’ve never heard that before

Thanks for the message! I appreciate it. Numbers are in USD.