TN visa

Canadian citizens have the unique opportunity to apply for TN visa status directly at U.S. Land Ports or Preflight inspections. We are proud to share a recent success story where we helped a Canadian professional secure TN Visa status in the specialized field of Computer Systems Analysis.

TN Visa Approval at the Port of Entry

Our client, a Canadian national, received an employment offer in a computer-related profession. The job description initially did not align precisely with any specific occupation listed under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). However, through collaborative efforts with the client and the employer, we crafted a compelling support letter and TN Visa application, aligning the role with the profession of a Computer Systems Analyst.

Navigating the Application Process

Our approach involved providing the client with a comprehensive TN visa application package and thorough preparation for the interview process. The meticulous preparation paid off when the client successfully obtained their TN visa status at a U.S. port of entry without any complications.

Very professional, quick responses. Thank you for helping me get the TN visa! – TN Visa Computer Systems Analyst

Conclusion

This case highlights our expertise in facilitating TN Visa applications for Canadian professionals, especially in complex cases where job roles require careful interpretation within the USMCA framework. It is a testament to our commitment to providing detailed guidance and support throughout the TN visa process.

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