I recently recieved my I-140 from the company that would like to hire me. The I-140 stated I was in the country and gave me an A#. The fact is that I am still in Canada [where I was born]. Should I send the I-140 back to Nebraska and ask them to fix it or should I just enter the U.S. and hope they give me an I-94 so that I can continue with my Adjustment of Status. Can INS change their mind and decline my petition because I am not in the U.S. Any information would be helpful. Thanks, Byrnerules

Your situation is very unclear from your message, and I would suggest that you consult with an attorney, BEFORE TRAVELING TO THE US, to determine exactly what you need to do. Otherwise, you could be denied admission at the border.

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