u/Arielle_S_TNqueen

Hi everyone, I’m Arielle Sheinfeld, a U.S. immigration attorney, and I’ll be answering questions today from 12 PM to 4 PM ET.

My focus is TN status for Canadian and Mexican professionals, and I’m happy to answer questions ranging from basic eligibility to more complicated situations.

Some of the areas I can cover:

• TN eligibility and qualifying professions
• Nurses, teachers, accountants, engineers, tech professionals and other TN professions
• Degree and credential requirements
• U.S. job offers and employer requirements
• Applying for TN status
• Changing employers
• Renewals and maintaining status
• TN vs. H-1B
• TN and future green card plans
• Common mistakes and misconceptions

If you're Canadian or Mexican and considering working in the U.S., drop your questions below. I'll be answering from 12 PM to 4 PM ET today.

Please note: Any information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney client relationship. Your situation may require fact specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.

Hi everyone, I’m Arielle Sheinfeld, a U.S. immigration attorney, and I’ll be here today from 12 PM to 4 PM ET answering questions about TN status.

Whether you're just discovering TN or you're already preparing your application, I'm happy to talk through the questions that tend to come up during the process:

• Does my profession actually qualify?
• Does my degree match my TN profession?
• What makes a U.S. job offer TN-qualifying?
• What documents should I bring?
• Port of entry vs. other application options
• Changing employers
• Renewals and maintaining status
• TN vs. H-1B
• TN and longer-term green card plans
• Common reasons TN applications run into trouble

I’m especially happy to answer questions from Canadian and Mexican professionals who are trying to figure out whether their particular career fits within the TN framework.

AMA today from 12 PM to 4 PM ET.

Please note: Any information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney client relationship. Your situation may require fact specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.

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Hi everyone, I’m Arielle Sheinfeld, a U.S. immigration attorney, and I’ll be answering questions today from 12 PM to 4 PM ET about moving to the U.S. through professional immigration.

My focus is TN status, which can be an option for qualifying Canadian and Mexican professionals in a wide range of professions.

That includes people working in fields such as:

• Nursing
• Accounting
• Engineering
• Teaching
• Computer systems
• Science
• Design
• Physical therapy
• Pharmacy
• And more

I’m happy to answer questions about eligibility, documentation, U.S. job offers, applying for TN, changing employers, renewals, and how TN fits into longer-term immigration plans.

If you're Canadian or Mexican and considering a move to the U.S. for work, ask me anything from 12 PM to 4 PM ET today.

Please note: Any information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney client relationship. Your situation may require fact specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.

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Hi everyone, I’m Arielle Sheinfeld, a U.S. immigration attorney, and I’ll be answering questions today from 12 PM to 4 PM ET about the TN visa/status for Canadian professionals.

I know nurses have a lot of questions when considering a move to the U.S., especially around whether their profession qualifies, what documentation is needed, how the process works at the border, and what can cause problems.

I’m happy to answer questions about:

• TN eligibility for Canadian nurses
• The documentation you need
• Job offers and TN requirements
• Applying at the border vs. other options
• Changing employers while on TN
• TN renewals
• Common mistakes nurses make
• TN vs. H-1B
• Long-term immigration options

If you're a Canadian nurse considering working in the U.S., ask me anything today from 12 PM to 4 PM ET.

Please note: Any information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney client relationship. Your situation may require fact specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.

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Hi everyone!

I'm Arielle Sheinfeld, a U.S. immigration attorney at Manifest Law. As a dual U.S. Canadian citizen, I bring both personal and professional insight into cross border immigration. I help Canadian professionals, executives, entrepreneurs, and businesses navigate employment based immigration, including TN, O-1, EB-1, EB-2 NIW, and employment based green cards.

Many professionals on TN visas focus on securing their next renewal without thinking about the bigger picture. The decisions you make today can have a meaningful impact on your long term immigration options, whether you're considering permanent residence, changing employers, or exploring other employment based pathways.

Whether you're applying for your first TN, renewing your status, or planning your next step, I'm happy to answer your questions and help explain how these pathways generally work.

Happy to discuss:

• TN visa eligibility and qualifying professions
• Applying at the border and common documentation questions
•  Renewals and changing employers
• Transitioning from TN to permanent residence
• O-1, EB-1 and EB-2 NIW options for Canadian professionals
• Long term immigration planning
• Do's and Dont’s when it comes to a TN
• How an attorney can be useful

I'll be answering questions July 30, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM ET.

(Please note: Any information shared here is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney client relationship. Your situation may require fact specific guidance. For personalized legal advice, please consult an immigration attorney directly.)