TN Visa

TN (NAFTA Workers) Information

To obtain TN status as a Canadian citizen wishing to work in the United States, it is necessary to apply for admission by visiting a US Immigration Officer at a designated "Class A" port of entry, a US airport that handles international traffic, or a US pre-clearance/pre-flight station. It is important to note that undergoing pre-flight inspection may cause a delay in boarding, so applicants should allow extra time for this procedure. It is advisable to contact the pre-flight inspection station in advance to inquire about the expected duration. Canadians should also be aware that not all US-Canadian border crossings process TN status applications. Therefore, it is recommended to call the USCIS Inspection station at the planned port of entry to confirm if they accept TN applications.
For Mexican citizens applying for a TN visa, an interview at the consular section of the US embassy is required. Interviews are typically scheduled by appointment, and the waiting time for most applicants is usually a few weeks or less.
It is worth noting that TN status is now granted for a period of three years.

Please be aware that immigration laws in the United States are subject to frequent changes. The information provided on this website was accurate at the time of updating. However, to obtain the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is strongly recommended that you seek guidance from an immigration attorney or consult with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

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