TN
That U.S. opportunity is worth a conversation. Explore professional work through the TN pathway.
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Hypothetical example: someone in Chambly has years of practical experience in a field, but is unsure whether a diploma, a licence, an order membership or a training record formally exists. The consultation maps what to verify.
This site keeps six routes open for discussion: TN, L-1A, L-1B, E-2, EB-5 and Gold Card, listed by name only. What each currently requires, and whether it is open, has to be checked first. Six routes appear on this site, and a different authority answers the first question in each. The discussion can identify the next questions to resolve and whether separate corporate, employment or tax advice is needed.
Choose what brings you here. Leave with a short list of things to discuss—not another long form to fill out.
Start with what an issuer can confirm.

Ask the issuing body to confirm any credential you believe you hold. Record experience separately; ask a qualified reviewer whether the route requires a particular credential and how experience is considered.
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Write what you actually do: tasks, tools, responsibilities and the level you work at. Avoid job-title shorthand.
Look for diplomas, transcripts, licences, order memberships, certificates and completed training, including anything issued outside the province.
Ask each school, order or training body to confirm what it holds, and note where nothing is on record.
Where no credential exists, document the experience itself: dates, employers, duties and anyone who can confirm them in writing.
Knowing whether a credential exists changes which questions are worth asking. Verify it before a professional review, so the discussion starts from facts rather than assumptions.
Find your pathwayWe hold the initial consultation free of charge and remotely, so you can take it from Chambly. We are not a law firm, and we collaborate with a licensed U.S. attorney when legal advice is required.
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Record that plainly. Document the work itself with dates, duties and written confirmations, and let a qualified review decide what weight it carries. Do not describe a credential you cannot produce.
Bring them anyway, with transcripts and the issuing institution's details. Whether they matter depends on the route discussed, so record them fully instead of deciding in advance.
Describe the tasks you perform rather than a title. Titles vary between employers, and a task-level description gives a professional review something concrete to work from.
No. It covers what to describe, verify and gather before any professional review. Legal advice comes from the licensed U.S. attorney we collaborate with when a question requires it.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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