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Discover how you can work two jobs with a TN visa. Learn the steps to add multiple employers to your TN status, ensuring you comply with U.S. immigration laws.
The E-3 Visa is a special U.S. visa available only to Australian citizens. It is designed for professionals in specialty occupations, which typically require a bachelor’s degree or higher. This blog covers the essential information you need to know, including eligibility criteria, application procedures, and how the E-3 Visa differs from other work visas. Whether you’re an employer looking to hire Australian talent or an Australian professional aiming to work in the U.S., this guide will walk you through the process.
The H-1B visa is a popular pathway for foreign professionals seeking to work in the United States. However, with the annual cap and lottery process, not everyone secures an H-1B visa. If you weren’t selected in the lottery, don’t be discouraged—there are numerous alternative visa options and long-term pathways that can still allow you to…
Learn how to transition from a Border Crossing Card to a TN Visa for professional work in the U.S. This blog covers eligibility, required documents, and application procedures.
Understanding the intricacies of international visas can be a daunting task. Among them, the TN Visa, a non-immigrant visa designed for qualified Canadian and Mexican citizens, is often a topic of interest. Here, we’ll address the top 10 most common queries related to this visa, making your quest for knowledge a little bit easier.
The TN visa, available to nonimmigrant workers from Canada and Mexico under the United States-Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA), is designed for temporary employment in the U.S. While it doesn’t directly lead to permanent residency, TN visa holders can explore various avenues to obtain a green card. We explain the options for TN Visa holders to transition to U.S. permanent residency here.
Maintaining lawful US permanent resident status (LPR or Green Card) typically requires residing in the United States. However, for green card holders living in Canada or Mexico but working in the US, “commuter status” offers a unique solution. This status allows them to maintain their LPR status while commuting for employment. We explain green card commuter status here.
Canadians, uniquely positioned due to their visa-exempt status with the U.S., have a distinct pathway to apply for an H1B visa. This specialty occupation visa allows Canadians to work in the U.S. in fields requiring specialized knowledge. However, the two-year home residency requirement and the need for a J1 waiver can be confusing. This guide simplifies these aspects, clarifying how Canadians can pursue an H1B visa and eventual U.S. permanent residence.
The O-1 visa has been designated for individuals that can demonstrate they have achieved extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics, or who have a demonstrated record of extraordinary achievement in the motion picture or television industry and have been recognized nationally or internationally for those achievements. Find out if you qualify for an O-1 visa as an extraordinary professional.
Although the TN Visa is a nonimmigrant visa, a TN Visa holder can marry a US Citizen and obtain a green card through marriage while in the US on a TN Visa. However, timing and intent issues must be carefully considered before filing your case with USCIS.