How to Apply for a TN Visa as an Engineer from Mexico
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How to Apply for a TN Visa as an Engineer from Mexico

The TN visa offers Mexican engineers a fantastic opportunity to work in the United States in high-demand fields like mechanical, industrial, and civil engineering. This guide covers the step-by-step process for applying, including meeting the eligibility requirements, securing a job offer, gathering necessary documents, and completing the visa interview. If you’re a qualified engineer from Mexico, the TN visa provides a streamlined path to career growth in the U.S.

USMCA: Understanding License Not Required for TN Visa Status
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USMCA: Understanding License Not Required for TN Visa Status

For Canadian and Mexican professionals looking at career opportunities in the United States, the intricacies of the TN visa classification under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) are essential. This post covers an important aspect of this process: the role of U.S. licensure.

The differences between TN visas for Canadians and Mexicans
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The differences between TN visas for Canadians and Mexicans

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) authorizes qualified Mexican and Canadian citizens to accept employment in the United States in TN visa status for designated USMCA professions. Although qualified Mexican and Canadian citizens can qualify for TN visa status, there are differences in the procedures for each country. We discuss the differences in TN Visa status for both Mexican and Canadian citizens here.

TN Visa Status for Project and Operations Managers
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TN Visa Status for Project and Operations Managers

The TN Visa, a product of the USMCA (formerly NAFTA), offers Canadian and Mexican nationals an avenue to work in the United States. However, its applicability is strictly confined to certain professions listed in the USMCA Chapter 16 Appendix 2. This specificity raises questions about the eligibility of roles like Project Managers and Operations Managers.

TN Visa Degree Requirements
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What are the TN visa degree requirements?

Understanding the degree requirements for a TN Visa under the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is an important step for professionals seeking work opportunities in the United States, Canada, or Mexico. The USMCA outlines specific educational criteria that applicants must meet, depending on their profession. We review the degree requirements for a TN Visa in this article. 

TN Visa Interpretive Memos and Letters Under the USMCA
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TN Visa Interpretive Memos and Letters Under the USMCA

The US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), effective from July 1, 2020, has succeeded the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which had been in place since 1994. The USMCA largely adopts the main provisions of NAFTA, including the professions list and their qualifications. This article compiles interpretive memos and letters issued over the years to clarify USMCA (formerly NAFTA) provisions, particularly focusing on the TN Visa category.

Is the Job Title Important for a TN Visa Application?
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Is the Job Title Important for a TN Visa Application?

Job titles vary from employer to employer and do not always indicate the duties performed. Most commonly, a job title comes from an employer’s internal job classification system. Some job titles can complicate the visa process, while others tie in nicely. Regarding TN visa status, the job title is a factor that should be carefully assessed before making a TN visa application. We discuss the importance of a job title for TN visa application purposes here.

How to qualify for a TN Visa as a Computer Engineer
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How to Qualify for a TN Visa as a Computer Engineer

One of the qualifying professions listed under the USMCA (NAFTA) is Engineer. When the profession list was initially drafted, it did not include computer-related engineering professions. In July 2000, the Cronin Memo clarified that computer-related engineering professionals can qualify for TN visa status as Engineers. We discuss TN Visa status for computer engineering professionals under the USMCA and how to qualify here.