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Learn about the steps and requirements for Canadians looking to immigrate to the U.S. Find essential information on visas, green cards, and work permits. Our immigration lawyers make the process straightforward and easy to understand.
Even with a TN visa or USCIS approval, CBP makes the final decision at the border. Here’s what professionals and employers need to know.
CBP at the Port of Buffalo has moved to a fully online system for TN and L visa appointments and waivers. Applicants must now use e-SAFE and schedule appointments in advance to avoid delays.
Thinking of working in the U.S. as a phlebotomist? Find out if your role fits the TN visa category for Medical Technologists and what you need to qualify.
USCIS has released significant updates to TN visa eligibility for several USMCA professions. Learn how the July 2025 changes affect your occupation, including engineers, economists, lab technologists, and more.
TN visa rules for Canadian and Mexican physicians applying to teach or do research in the U.S. Learn what counts as incidental patient care.
Learn how to qualify for a TN visa as a Computer Systems Analyst. Understand USCIS rules on education, experience, and job duties for applicants.
Understand how to qualify for a TN visa as a Scientific Technician or Technologist under USMCA. Learn about supervisor roles, job duties, and training needed.
USCIS updated TN visa rules for Medical Technologists. Only lab-based roles qualify, and certification is required. Patient care support roles excluded.
Find out who qualifies as an Economist under the TN Visa program, what duties are allowed, and which roles are excluded by USCIS.
The TN visa category for Engineers is now more restrictive. USCIS guidance requires a specific degree or license, and jobs must align with engineering duties. Learn what qualifies under the new 4-part test.