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How can I obtain a TN visa as a Mexican? |
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of January 1, 2004 the procedures were simplified
for Mexicans by removing the requirement for
petition approval and for filing of a labor
condition application. Mexicans are no longer
subject to numerical limitation for these professionals.
Mexican citizens still require a visa to request
admission to the U.S. To receive a TN visa,
you must submit the following forms and documentation: |
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Form DS-156, Nonimmigrant
Visa Application completed and signed |
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Form DS-157, Supplemental
Nonimmigrant Visa Application by male
applicants between 16 - 45 years of age |
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A passport valid for travel to the U.S.
and with a validity date at least six
months beyond your intended period of
stay in the U.S. |
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One 2x2 photograph. (A photograph is not
required if you are applying in Mexico.) |
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Your employer in the U.S. must provide
a Letter of Employment in the U.S. The
letter must indicate that the position
in question in the U.S. requires the employment
of a person in a professional capacity,
consistent with the NAFTA |
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| 5. | What are the documents required to apply for
TN status as a Canadian? | | | | | | Your application for TN status as a Canadian must
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 | Proof of Canadian citizenship. This could be your passport, birth certificate, or certificate of naturalization |
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| | | | | A letter from your employer offering the employment. This letter must be written
on the employer’s letterhead and bear an original signature of the person with hiring authority. The letter must affirm: | | | | | |
| • | The title of the position offered as it appears in the appendix to the NAFTA treaty |
| | • | A description of your professional activities, including a brief summary of job duties and the minimum requirements for the position |
| | • | A description of your professional qualifications and appropriate credentials
which demonstrate that you have the educational background and qualifications necessary for the position | | | • |
The anticipated length of the position. This | may not exceed one year |  |
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The specific arrangements for remuneration during the time period requested | | | • |
If required by state or local law, that you comply with all applicable laws and/or licensing requirements for the activity in which you will be engaged |
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Evidence of the appropriate degree awarded in the form of a copy of a diploma, or official transcripts indicating the degree which has been awarded |
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| | | | A copy of a recent resume |
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The processing fee |
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