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The U.S. medical sector is increasingly reliant on foreign-trained professionals to maintain its staffing standards. Registered nurses from Canada and Mexico are prominent figures in this landscape, often entering under the TN visa status granted by the USMCA. We are proud to have guided countless such professionals through the process, ensuring they can contribute to U.S. healthcare without hassle.
We often assist those in health care professions to obtain TN Visa status. One of the most common healthcare professions for TN visa status is registered nurse. We have helped hundreds of registered nurses obtain TN visa status. A recent client left us a wonderful review after obtaining her TN visa status.
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As per the USMCA (NAFTA) provisions, Registered Nurses (RNs) from Canada and Mexico might be eligible for a TN Visa to work in the US. Read on to understand the eligibility criteria, application process, and roles of an RN for TN Visa purposes.
If you are seeking entry into the United States on a TN Visa under these four TN Professions in the healthcare industry and have not obtained a valid VisaScreen, you will be denied entry.