Webinar: Top TN Visa Questions and Answers

This video answers some of the top TN visa questions.

Some of the questions answered include:

Have there been any changes to the free trade agreement?
What are some examples of some jobs & degrees that might qualify for a TN visa?
What are some example of a TN job that requires experience rather than a degree?
Does the degree need to be from a US University? If it’s from a foreign University are credential evaluations needed?
Does the TN visa lead to a green card?
Is there any limit to how many times one can apply for TN visa?
Can an employee pay for their own TN filing or does the employer have to pay?
Is there a requirement to show that the company cannot find a U.S. person?
If the TN form is filed in the U.S., can the person start work right away?
Is there any minimum wage the TN worker has to be paid?
Are TN visas currently being processed? Are there any issues due to Covid?
Are consulates in Mexico processing TN visas?
How long before the start of the TN job can a TN applicant apply for a TN and come to the US?
How many days after the TN expires can TN holder stay in the US?
If a job requires a license, does the TN applicant need to have the license at the time of applying for a TN?
What are the advantages & disadvantages of applying at USCIS v. a port of entry (filing fees, processing times)?
What if I want to change a job once I am in the US? Do I need a new TN visa?
Can the TN worker bring his/her family to the U.S.? Which family members?
Can the spouse work/study in the US?

And more..

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