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  1. I apologize @JoeF if I didn't make it clear earlier. My company is not going to renew my H-1B and wanted me to work from Canada. So, I will be moving to Canada as I am a PR there. Since, I will have to visit the Stakeholders of the company in US once a month, I intend to use B-1 visa as this is supposed to be a short Business trip. Would that be a legitimate way of doing it? Or, does it raise any flags? Thanks for all your insights on this.
  2. Thanks @JoeF. Does that mean, once I leave the country, I wouldn't be able to come back to US? Or, if I cross the border either to Mexico or Canada or any of the British Virgin Islands, would I not be able to come back to US? CBP website doesn't show my I-94 but my I-797 says that my I-94 is valid until end of this year. So, wondering if I leave to Mexico or Canada or any of the British Virgin Islands and come back to US within 30 days with the existing I-797 without going for a US Consulate for Visa. I appreciate if you could please shed some light on this.
  3. Thanks @JoeF. My question was more specific about the B-1 visa. Am I eligible for B-1 provided I have an approved I-140? If I am eligible, are the hours/days I am here in US on B-1 not billable?
  4. @pontevecchio @JoeF Any suggestions/recommendations/thoughts on this please?
  5. Hello Experts, Is a Canadian PR eligible for B-1 visa? I'm little unclear with the information on this page. https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/1192/~/canadian--citizens%2Fresidents%2Flanded-immigrants-entering-the-u.s. Past history: F-1, H-1B with an approved I-140 from US. Also, never worked in Canada earlier since I got my PR recently. The company I was working in US wanted me to meet the Business people once in a month and as part of it, I have to travel to US. Just trying to figure out what my options would be. Your valuable suggestions would be helpful. Thanks!