Beatle_Matt

I find it absolutely mental that in this day and age, with all the technological, scientific, and medical advances we've made, that 17 year olds have to die from cancer/leukemia.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

Aaaaaaand it's not getting answered.

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So for someone like myself - who works for an American company at a Canadian branch - who was getting a promotion in a US branch, which involved a work visa - the customs agent basically didn't think I had enough education to back up my promotion. So I was turned away (I wasn't denied - he said he would say it was "deficient")

In terms of immigration, don't customs officers really have the absolute final say regardless of how thorough the paperwork you do is on the backend?

Like as thorough as you are, all it takes is that one customs officer to deny it for whatever reason they want?

EDIT: talking as someone who was denied a work visa

EDIT 2: spelling