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Transitioning from an E-3 visa to a green card presents various challenges, including maintaining nonimmigrant intent, navigating the employer sponsorship process, and managing timing issues. Understanding these complexities is crucial for Australian professionals seeking permanent residency in the U.S.
Find out more about the importance of proving nonimmigrant intent while applying for a U.S. visa, and discover effective ways to communicate your temporary stay purpose in the United States.
The TN Visa, designed for Canadian and Mexican professionals under the USMCA (formerly NAFTA), is predicated on the applicant’s temporary nonimmigrant intent, as outlined by 9 FAM 402.17 and INA 214(b). This means the applicant must demonstrate that their stay in the U.S. is temporary and that they do not intend to establish permanent residence at the time of their application.
For years, USCBP allowed TN Visa lawyers to represent their clients at certain US Ports of Entry (POE). Here are the most valuable insights our TN Visa lawyers gained from first-hand experience representing TN Visa applicants in person with CBP.
If you’re a Canadian or Mexican citizen with a TN Visa, the prospect of obtaining a Green Card is within reach. Dive into our comprehensive guide, exploring the intricacies of “single intent” on a TN Visa, key considerations for transitioning, and the processes involved in obtaining a green card through employment or marriage. Ensure a smooth journey by understanding intent nuances and consulting with an immigration attorney for personalized guidance.
Although the TN Visa is a nonimmigrant visa, a TN Visa holder can marry a US Citizen and obtain a green card through marriage while in the US on a TN Visa. However, timing and intent issues must be carefully considered before filing your case with USCIS.