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ByRebecca Kroll
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With decades of experience, this architect’s TN application required careful preparation and strategic presentation. With the right approach, he secured a smooth approval at the port of entry.
“The TN process was smooth and seamless. Highly professional and knowledgeable team.”
— Ashraf Fouad Hanna
ByJeremy Richards
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Applying for a TN visa as a Canadian? Your employer support letter (often called a TN “border letter”) is the heart of your application at the port of entry. Here’s what CBP expects to see, what to include, and a practical sample template to help you prepare with confidence.
ByJeremy Richards
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If you’re a Canadian software engineer headed to the U.S., your TN visa success hinges on two things: the job must be true engineering-level software work, and your degree must align with a bona fide engineering specialty. This guide breaks down the updated rules, which degrees qualify cleanly, why computer science degrees face extra scrutiny, and how to present duties in a way that matches U.S. government standards.
ByJeremy Richards
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Canadians can apply for TN status directly at a U.S. port of entry, but many are denied for the same avoidable reasons. This article breaks down the top five causes of TN refusals—job category mismatch, weak employer letters, credential issues, immigrant intent concerns, and inadmissibility—and offers practical guidance to strengthen a TN application before heading to the border.