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An offer letter is one of the required documents when applying for a TN visa. Traditional offer letters are not written for visa application purposes and often lack many of the details needed for applying for a TN Visa. Usually, this means a new letter, which we refer to as a support letter, must be drafted for the TN visa application. This article discusses the difference between an offer letter and a support letter for a TN visa application.
Canadian citizens can apply for TN-1 visa status in person at certain US Ports of Entry and Pre-flight Inspection points. If you apply in person you will receive an immediate review and decision on your TN application. This can result in several possible outcomes, an approval, a rejection, a withdrawal, a denial, or even a bar from admission to the United States. We discuss applying for your TN visa at a new location here.
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.
Are you a TN Visa holder interested in exploring concurrent employment opportunities in the United States? Understanding the intricacies of holding multiple positions simultaneously is crucial for maximizing your professional opportunities. This article provides insights into the process of concurrent employment on the TN Visa, including its benefits and essential considerations.