Which TN Professions Require a VisaScreen? - Resources Blog - US Immigration FAQs - Richards and Jurusik Immigration Law - Buffalo NY

If you are seeking entry into the United States on a TN Visa under certain TN Professions in the healthcare industry and have not obtained a valid VisaScreen, you will be denied entry.

In addition to the standard requirements listed under the NAFTA professions list, the following four TN Visa healthcare professions must also obtain a VisaScreen before a TN Visa will be approved:

  • Medical Laboratory Technologist
  • Occupational Therapist
  • Physiotherapist or Physical Therapist
  • Registered Nurse

Learn how to obtain a VisaScreen for TN Visa purposes at CGNFS.org.

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