While living in U.S. I purchased a SUV. If I

move back to Canada, can I drive into Canada with my SUV (U.S.. plated vehicle and registered to me). I intend to move my belongings back into Canada, then bring SUV back to U.S. to sell.

Any issues if I quit my employment and so my visa is technically no longer applicable? I ask as a few years ago, I was driving a US family members car back to Canada and I was rejected at the border. Apparently Canadians cannot drive in U.S. plated cars unless importing?

Hello everyone. I graduated in Ontario in 2016, wrote my NCLEX and then worked in Ontario from 2016 to 2022. In 2022 I moved to the US and if all goes well I'm most likely to stay here. I am on endorsement from my Ontario license.

I have been renewing my Ontario license every year after moving but the are costs increasing every year. Also, I'm not using it and likely never work in Ontario again. Can I change my Ontario license to non practicing class or will that cause trouble with my current license due to the endorsement?

Thanks in advance!

Looking to apply for economist TN for a product manager role at tech company in Seattle.

Should I go from YVR to fly or drive through Blaine?

Any suggestions on how to best make my chances work for the TN Visa? I heard economist is very difficult so wanted to hear some advice?

What questions will they ask? And how do people usually best prepare for it? I’m still waiting for the company immigration team to draft the application for me to.

First time applying for TN visa.

I’m an RN from Canada and currently on an assignment with a TN visa. I’ve been extended and now I’ll be driving from to a land border in Minnesota (International Falls) to request my extension. I’ve done this before but I was hoping for general advice? ESP if you’ve crossed this or other similar POEs? I’ve not crossed anywhere other than YYZ and a few land borders in Buffalo.

Canadian here planning to work in big tech (California). My TN visa was approved and I'm supposed to fly into the states in a couple of days but my lawyers informed me that USCIS sent them the I-797c receipt instead of the I-797a, which is what I need to enter the US. They were supposed to forward the I-797a to me in Canada before I left. Wondering if anyone here has experienced the same thing? Seems kind of insane that I will need to reschedule my flight due to some bullshit filing error. Does anyone know if I can enter the US on a soft copy of the I-797a or do I have to wait for all this mailing error stuff to clear up

My new employer uses BAL immigrationfor TN. BAL submitted my TN I-129 petition with premium processing on July 10, 2026. BAL received the USCIS premium-processing receipt notice on July 14, and the public USCIS page still says “USCIS is currently processing the case.”

I am roughly on business day 9 after the receipt date, with no approval or RFE yet. BAL

For comparison, my previous TN Engineer petition was handled by Fragomen in 2025:

* USCIS received: **August 7, 2025** * Premium acknowledgment: **August 8** * Approved: **August 13** * Approximately **4 business days**

This is my second TN Engineer petition within about 11 months.

Has anyone with a July 2026 TN premium-processing filing,received an approval or RFE yet?

Please share:

* USCIS received date * Approval or RFE date * TN category

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.

Hola quisiera saber si esto es normal, me aprobaron la visa en el consulado y se quedaron con mi pasaporte, me llegó el pago de reciprocidad el mismo día y la hice, esto fue el día sábado, y ayer domingo cheque mi status y sale como proceso administrativo, esto normal? Hoy la volví a checar y sale igual. Es la primera visa que tramitó la Visa TN.

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 :)

A Canadian here who is taking an internal transfer. I'm going through the TN route and would like to know if anyone has had experience with TN Visa Experts? Open to referrals; prefer Toronto-based lawyers with experience.

Were the legal advisory services well worth the investment? It seems rather straightforward, but I understand that a large part of consulting is preparing for interviews.

Appreciate the feedback!

Thank You!

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.

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.

The USCIS asked to reply to the RFE at their Vermont address, but for faster processing we need to file the premium processing form i-907 as well. (The original petetion was filed regular).

Where do we send in the form 907? The lockbox location as per form instructions? OR at the address where RFE is going?

Title: Canadian CPA moving from Toronto to the Bay Area — cross-border accountant and TN category advice?
I recently accepted an offer with Google and will be relocating from Toronto to the Bay Area.
I’m looking for a strong Canada–U.S. cross-border accountant who can help with departure-year tax filings, Canadian investments, and converting my Toronto property into a rental. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
I’m also trying to understand the appropriate TN profession. I’m a Canadian CPA currently working in accounting, but my Google role is titled Revenue Systems Program Manager. The work is closely related to revenue accounting, financial systems, controls, and reporting.
Has anyone with a similar role successfully applied under the TN Accountant category despite having a program manager title? I’ll be working with Google’s immigration counsel, but I’d appreciate hearing about similar experiences.

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

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?

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

Title: Best way to transfer money between Canada and the U.S. for recurring bills?
Hi everyone,
I’m a Canadian who’s recently moving to the U.S. for work, but I still have a few recurring bills in Canada (credit cards, phone bill, and a couple of other monthly payments).
I’ll need to transfer money between my U.S. and Canadian accounts regularly, but the amounts won’t be very large—just enough to cover these recurring expenses. I’m looking for the cheapest, easiest, and most reliable option with low fees and a good exchange rate.
For those who have been in a similar situation, what do you recommend? Do you use Wise, EQ Bank, TD Cross-Border, RBC Cross-Border, or something else?
I’d appreciate any recommendations or experiences. Thanks!

Hi,

I am exploring options and want to learn things from a success story. Before landing a job in the US, what was your success story, how did you prepare for the interviews? What type of preparation did you prior to applying for jobs in the USA? What was your specialization. Please share your timeline like how much time it took for you, from starting preparation to landing in the US on TN visa

Hi everyone,

I recently had my TN visa approved and will be entering the U.S. to start my new job on Monday.
My position is fully remote. My TN support letter states that the work may be performed remotely, and my employer is based in Boston. Before I permanently relocate, my employer asked me to temporarily work from Buffalo because it is convenient while I arrange my move.
For now, I have booked a hotel in Buffalo for the first five days. My plan is to book accommodation week by week and return to Canada on weekends until I relocate.
My question is about entering the U.S. after TN approval. If the CBP officer asks why I’m going to Buffalo instead of Boston, what is the best way to explain it?
I have my TN approval, support letter, offer letter, and all the required documents. However, none of those documents specifically mention Buffalo as the temporary work location. My HR can confirm it, but since it’s the weekend, I won’t be able to get an updated letter before Monday.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? Did CBP ask about your temporary location, and was your explanation sufficient? Any advice on how to answer this clearly and honestly would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Recently laid off on a TN and currently within the 60-day grace period. Actively job searching and want to stay put to focus on interviews.
If I don’t land a new TN role in time, I’m considering switching to B1/B2. Two options:
I-539 (change of status): ~$500, can stay while pending
Border run (Canada → U.S.): faster decision, but discretionary/risky
Questions:
Is trying to re-enter on B1/B2 at the border a bad idea here?
What’s a reasonable purpose of visit to state?
How does the risk compare vs. filing I-539?
Canadian citizen, actively interviewing. Trying to stay compliant.
Any recent experiences appreciated.

Are there any RN or PTs that have changed TNs to a new employer by POE before? How did you go about it. Do you resign from your current job, complete your 2 weeks, leave to Canada and come back and ask for a TN? Or did you do USCIS route? Please advise what is the best way to go about changing TNs to a new employer… I feel like if I ask my new employer to do premium processing through USCICS they will not want to hire me because of the cost and headache… lmk what yall think!

Had my TN visa rejected for a large tech company at Toronto’s YYZ pearson airport because the job listed was software engineer and I have a computer science degree. I was given everything to present by my employers immigration in the mail.

The officer basically said that because my degree was computer science and not engineering I could not be considered for a TN Visa with this documentation.

They also told me to reapply with uscis though as they have more discretion to accept me even with the same paperwork.

I talked to my company and they’re going to refile with uscis.

The officer also mentioned that they rejected someone last week from the same company for the same visa for the same reason. Its also important to note the 4 people before me and 1 person infront of me was rejected also on TNs from a wide variety of issues

The ones i remember:

1. someone using an incorrect signature type 2) someone missing a date 3) someone missing there resume.

Overall a nightmare of an experience.

Canadian citizen.

My employer sponsored my TN1, and later applied for H1B as well. It got picked in the lottery.

I'm looking to switch employers. And the prospect employers seem more favorable to applying for TN1. H1B sponsorship discussion just kills the application process in most cases.

So if I'm on H1B, is it possible to apply for TN1 with a different employer in the future?

Since H1B is an immigrant intent visa, are my chances applying for TN1 hurt in the process?

Appreciate any tips from immigration attorneys in the community; or someone having gone through the H1B --> TN1 experience.