How to Avoid TN Visa Denials for Mexican Professionals
Learn why TN visa denials for Mexican professionals are on the rise and discover actionable steps to improve your chances of approval.
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Learn why TN visa denials for Mexican professionals are on the rise and discover actionable steps to improve your chances of approval.
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…
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U.S. entities considering hiring Canadian or Mexican professionals under TN visa status must adhere to specific requirements. Central to these is the offer of professional-level employment, which must align with the occupations listed under the NAFTA agreement. This article covers the fundamental employment criteria that need to be satisfied for TN visa eligibility, including the necessity for the job to require a professional-level skill set and for the candidate to possess the relevant qualifications. By understanding these essential requirements, employers can better prepare their TN visa applications, ensuring they provide adequate proof of the job’s professional nature and the candidate’s qualifications, thereby increasing the likelihood of a successful application.
A TN Visa application begins with a critical assessment of your job offer. Understanding if your employment aligns with TN Visa requirements is crucial, especially since many employers may not be fully versed in the intricacies of TN Visa criteria when drafting job offers.
If you are applying for a TN Visa, you are required to present an offer letter from your prospective employer. Here’s a list of what your TN offer letter needs.
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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.