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[myenglishisno]

I called immigration and they told me that since I already submitted a notarized diploma and a notarized Criminal Background Check (I'm Canadian), that all I need to transfer my E-2 is a letter of release from my current employer. I called immigration three times about this, actually.

My future employer, on the other hand, doesn't believe me. They demand that I get my diploma notarized again and a brand new Criminal Background Check (despite me never having left the country since I submitted the last one). I begged them to call immigration and ask but they won't. They're sending me to get another medical today.

Any way I can convince them? I went to immigration and got copies of all my documents and the future employer said they were fine but that they wanted me to get them all again anyway.

[jamesd]

Seems like your new employer has their own set of rules about what documents they require from their employees.