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Old 08-23-2010, 08:41 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by Phanuthier View Post
TN Visa requires sponsorship from your employer first. Once you have received your job offer, your company will contact an immigration lawyer to put together a package. You then show up to US Customs and they will decided then and there whether they will grant you a TN Visa. TN Visa is valid up to 3 years, though it can be renewed.
I guess times have changed :-)

My TN papers included a notarized copy of my Ph.D., my transcript, and a letter that I prepared on university letterhead that my chairmen signed for me. The letter had to have certain specific keywords in it, but other than that, there were no lawyers involved in the process.

I did this for about 5 years from 2000-2005. Each time it was a 12 month admission.
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