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ByRebecca Kroll
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If you’re pursuing employment in the United States under a TN visa, it helps to clearly explain to your employer how this process differs from H‑1B sponsorship — especially regarding obligations, timing, and intent requirements.
ByRebecca Kroll
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Adding a second employer can be a complex process for Canadian and Mexican professionals seeking to work in the U.S. under a TN Visa. Each employer must independently meet TN Visa requirements; unique roles or pay arrangements can complicate matters further. Recently, we supported a Canadian professional through this challenging process. Their concurrent TN Visa…
ByJeremy Richards
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The decision to transition from a TN to an H1B visa involves a mix of career objectives, personal preferences, and immigration regulations. Many Canadian and Mexican professionals in the United States face this crossroads, weighing the immediate benefits against long-term implications. Here, we discuss going from a TN Visa to an H1B visa.
ByJeremy Richards
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Understanding the landscape of US work visas is a pivotal step for Mexican citizens aspiring to work in the United States. The ideal visa varies based on individual circumstances, making it essential to explore available options before embarking on the application process. This article overviews several potential US work visa options for Mexican citizens.
Byadmin
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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.