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The TN Visa is available to Canadian and Mexican citizens based on The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The profession must be on the “NAFTA List” and the applicant must work for an organization (i.e., the professional cannot be self-employed). A TN nonimmigrant is authorized to work and stay in the United States up to three years. There are also opportunities to extend the stay. The procedure for Canadian and Mexican applicants are different. For Canadian TN applicants, the Canadian citizen does not need a TN Visa stamped in his or her passport before traveling, instead he or she will have to present an application packet at airport customs (the Customs & Border Protection at the port of entry). The officer will review the application and will decide whether to admit the Canadian citizen in TN status. For Mexican TN applicants, the Mexican citizen must apply at a U.S. Consulate or Embassy abroad. The Mexican citizen will submit Form DS-160 online and be issued an appointment at the nearest consulate. If the appointment is successful, the Mexican citizen will be issued an TN Visa.

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