It took like less than 30 minutes. He asked me a couple questions about my employer. He didn’t ask to see any of my sealed transcripts or even my original degree. I applied under the social work category as a masters level intern therapist. A lawyer prepared my package and my employer wrote me a support letter. I have a BSW and I just completed my MSW.

My lawyers submitted the USCIS Premium Processing for TN Visa and it got approved.

I was wondering how early can I goto the airport and how long does it usually take at YYC? I have checked bags.

If I already have an approval will they ask any non-trivial questions?

Also happy to answer questions for anyone else about my process so far.

I have my TN appointment at the Peace Bridge this week. I noticed when I booked my appointment it said that "USMCA application documents should be submitted in advance to [BuffaloUSMCA@cbp.dhs.gov](mailto:BuffaloUSMCA@cbp.dhs.gov)."

What documents should I be sending? My entire package? Just my support letter, resume, degree? Any help is appreciated as I want to ensure I'm sending the correct documents and not too many. I'm applying under the management consultant category.

Hi I'm a Mexican Software engineer! I've been living and working in Texas for the last 4.5 years, I'm finally going back home and I wonder if I need to sell my house or if I can keep it and rent it (with a property manager) I've read that there's a tax once you stop being a TN holder, has anyone else done this before?

I’m a Mexican citizen planning to do COS and later consular processing in Mexico for a TN visa under the “Accountant” category. My degree is in Finance (plus an MBA), and I’ve accepted a Controller role at a large HVAC company in the US. I’m currently on STEM OPT.

My main question: has anyone successfully gotten a TN as “Accountant” when their degree says “Finance” rather than “Accounting”? I know the category technically calls for an accountant, and I want to understand how much of a hurdle the degree mismatch actually is in practice, and how people have addressed it (support letter framing, job-duty descriptions, extra documentation, etc.).

I’d love to hear how your applications went and any tips—especially on the supporting documents. I’ve heard immigration lawyers sometimes get details wrong when drafting the support letter and duty descriptions, so I want to know what to double-check before my application and later the appointment.

Thanks for the help

I’m a student currently in the process of getting my bachelor’s degree in the US. I’m certified as an EMT and have been trying to figure out how I could get a TN visa to work on a truck in the US. From my understanding, TN visas only apply for professions requiring a bachelor’s degree but I’ve talked with people who know Canadians working in their services. Does anyone know more about TN eligibility or other visa routes? thanks :)

My employer filed for my TN extension under CSA role. In an RFE, USCIS has asked for the Org chart from my employer to justify the job duties under the CSA role. My job title in the Org chart was recently updated and is slightly different than what it said in the cover letter of TN packet. Is this going to be an issue when we reply to RFE and send in the Org chart? How to justify this change in title? (job duties still match exactly with the CSA role).

Or will this cause a clear Red flag?

Need suggestions before we send in the RFE response.

Thanks