Does an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Technician) qualify for TN status?
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Does an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Technician) qualify for TN status?

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One of the most often misclassified professions for TN visa purposes is an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. According to the US Department of Labor, an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer falls under the profession of an Aircraft Mechanic and Service technician. The question is, Does an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Technician) qualify for TN status?  We discuss the profession of an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Technician) for TN visa purposes and how it is classified here.

Do I qualify for TN Visa status as a Scientific Technician or Scientific Technologist?
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Do I qualify for TN Visa status as a Scientific Technician or Scientific Technologist?

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Qualified Canadian and Mexican citizens can obtain TN visa status to work in the United States as Scientific Technicians and Scientific Technologists under the USMCA (NAFTA). Scientific Technicians and Scientific Technologists are listed as one of the qualifying USMCA professions. We discuss the professions of Scientific Technicians and Scientific Technologists (ST/T) for TN visa purposes and how to qualify here.

Can I get a TN visa as an Automotive Technician, Controls Technician, or Robotics Technician?
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Can I get a TN visa as an Automotive Technician, Controls Technician, or Robotics Technician?

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It is not always simple to match your profession with one listed under the USMCA that qualifies for TN visa status. Even when your title isn’t a clear match to a USMCA profession, it is possible that you might still qualify for TN visa status. Here we discuss the possibility of obtaining TN Visas status as an Automotive Technician, Controls Technician, and Robotics Technician under the USMCA profession of Scientific Technician or Scientific Technologist.