Can I have more than one TN Visa? - Resources Blog - US Immigration FAQs - Richards and Jurusik Immigration Law - Buffalo NY

Since there’s no requirement for TN nonimmigrants to work full-time, there are individuals holding multiple part-time positions in the US as TN Visa holders.

The TN Visa is employer-specific, but you are allowed to have more than one TN employer at a time. This means that you need a unique TN Visa for each employer you intend to work for in the US. This is what is referred to as “concurrent employment.”

TN Visa holders are allowed to hold 2 separate visas at the same time, and more in some cases more. Management consultants, for example, often hold multiple TN Visas at once.

(Learn more about “concurrent employment” and multiple employers as a TN Visa holder.)

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