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That U.S. opportunity is worth a conversation. Explore professional work through the TN pathway.
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U.S. visa support for Canadians
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Hypothetical example: an L'Assomption applicant holds two written offers with different titles, duties and employers, and is treating them as one question. Each offer needs its own description before any route comparison is useful.
All six routes stay open on this site: TN, L-1A, L-1B, E-2, EB-5, and Gold Card, which is not a conventional visa category. Current requirements for each need checking against each offer. TN asks whether you are a Canadian or Mexican citizen holding a job offer in a profession that USMCA Appendix 2 actually lists, and whether you meet that entry’s own qualification rule. Immigration eligibility, commercial due diligence and cross-border tax are separate specialties; expect to be told when a question belongs with another professional rather than have it answered loosely.
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Build one record per offer.

Write each offer on its own page: employer, exact job title, duties, salary structure, start date, and work location. Do not merge them.
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Personal support.
A practical plan.
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Open a separate record for each offer. Anything written once for both offers hides a difference that could matter later.
For each role, write what you would do daily, who you report to, and how the duties relate to your education.
Note each employer's structure and whether it has a related Canadian entity. Corporate relationships change which routes are worth examining.
Bring both records to a secure professional review and ask for the offers to be assessed separately before you accept either.
Two clear role descriptions let a reviewer say what each offer would require, so your acceptance decision rests on facts rather than assumption.
Find your pathwayOur initial consultation is free and runs remotely, so both offers can be discussed in one call. We are not a law firm and work with a licensed U.S. attorney where legal advice is required.
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That is your call. Before deciding, write both role descriptions and ask which facts each offer depends on, so the comparison happens before the commitment rather than after it.
Title and actual duties are recorded separately because they can diverge. Write both for each offer, and note the credentials the employer expects for that specific role.
Ask whether a company contact can join. An employer representative can answer questions about corporate structure and the role that you may not be able to answer yourself.
Leave out contracts, identity documents and personal files. A few lines describing each offer and your questions is enough; ask how any later document review would be arranged.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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