A Professional Visa Option for Citizens of Mexico and Canada
The TN visa is a temporary work option for citizens of Mexico and Canada who want to work in an eligible professional occupation in the United States under the trade agreement between the three countries.
At Canto Legal Immigration Attorneys, we review your profession, education, experience, and job offer to determine whether the TN visa may be a viable option for your profile.
Mexico or Canada
The TN visa is available only to citizens of Mexico or Canada who can demonstrate their nationality according to the applicable requirements.
Your Occupation Must Be Included
We analyze whether your profession falls within one of the authorized TN visa categories, such as engineering, accounting, architecture, medicine, teaching, research, technology, and other eligible professions.
There Must Be a Real Position in the United States
The TN visa requires a job offer from a company or organization in the United States for a specific professional role.
Prepare a Clear and Well-Supported TN Visa Application
Every TN case must show that the applicant meets the requirements related to nationality, profession, education, and the offered position.
During the process, we work with you to:
- Review whether your profession may qualify under the TN category.
- Analyze your degree, experience, and professional credentials.
- Evaluate the job offer and position duties.
- Organize the documentation needed to support the application.
- Prepare a clear strategy for the consular process or admission process, depending on your situation.
- Identify possible risks before moving forward.
Having a Job Offer Is Not Always Enough
Many people believe that any professional job in the United States can qualify for a TN visa. However, the position must match an eligible profession, and the job duties must be aligned with the applicant’s education and experience.
A strategic evaluation helps determine whether the job offer meets the requirements, what documentation may be important, and how to prepare the case more effectively.