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Unlike many other U.S. work visas, the TN visa for Canadian and Mexican professionals under NAFTA has no minimum wage or labor certification requirements, making it an attractive option for eligible professionals.
If you’re a Mexican citizen studying in the U.S. on an F-1 student visa, transitioning to a TN visa can be your next step toward working in your field. The TN visa, available under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), allows professionals in eligible occupations to work in the U.S. In this guide, we’ll cover the requirements, steps, and tips to change your visa status without leaving the U.S. It starts with securing a job offer and filing Form I-129 with USCIS, so you can legally begin your career in America.
Learn how Mexican citizens can transition from a B visa to a TN visa without leaving the U.S. This guide covers requirements, steps, and tips for a smooth visa status change.
The TN Visa is a valuable option for Canadian and Mexican professionals seeking to work in the U.S. It offers a streamlined process with no annual cap and allows for indefinite renewals. Learn who qualifies, how to apply, and the key benefits of this work visa.
U.S. immigration law can be complex, especially for professionals seeking to change their non-immigrant visa status to TN visa status. This overview will clarify the process and requirements for obtaining TN visa status through a Change of Status (COS) I-129 petition or by applying outside the U.S. The TN visa is a non-immigrant visa for…
In the face of the increasingly competitive H-1B visa lottery, employers are seeking alternative routes to tap into international talent. Explore strategic alternatives that offer advantages over the lottery system. From TN-1 and TN-2 visas for Canadians and Mexicans to the E-3 visa for Australians, the H-1B1 visa for Singaporean or Chilean nationals, and efficient H-1B transfers—uncover the best options for your foreign talent recruitment needs.
Hotel and restaurant managers from Canada and Mexico can work in the U.S. with a TN Visa. This guide covers eligibility, educational requirements, and the application process under the USMCA, including essential tips for successful visa applications.
The USMCA (NAFTA) makes hiring Canadian citizens and Mexican citizens on TN Visas relatively simple when compared to the other US work visa options. Canadians and Mexicans are both able to obtain TN Visa status without the formal sponsorship associated with the processes of obtaining H-1B Visas and US Green Cards. A TN visa is not considered formal sponsorship, here are a few reasons why.
The TN Visa is uniquely designed for certain professionals from Canada and Mexico who wish to work in the United States, contingent upon having a specific job offer from a U.S. employer. This visa category demands that applicants have a concrete job offer or a contractual agreement with a U.S. entity. The visa is job-specific, meaning the holder is authorized to work only in the role and with the employer as described in the application.