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Hypothetical example: a professional in L'Île-Perrot receives an offer whose duties sit in two occupational areas. Before choosing a route, separate the tasks by area and note which one the role is genuinely built around.
Six routes remain open on this site: TN, L-1A, L-1B, E-2, EB-5 and the Gold Card, which is not a conventional visa category. Current requirements and availability for each need checking first. A remote review begins with facts, not categories: the contract or offer as received, a paragraph on each person who would move, and the date driving the question. Reading the six route pages beside one another shows which of those four things a category studies hard and which it does not look at once.
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Record duties alongside credentials and employer details.

A blended job description is a planning problem before it is anything else. Naming the primary area early keeps later choices from resting on an ambiguous title.
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Take the offer apart line by line and group each task under one occupational area rather than the job title.
Estimate how much time each area would take, and ask the employer to confirm that description in writing.
Compare your education and licences against each area, and note where documentation is thin or held by another institution.
Request a free initial consultation, describe the split in general terms, and ask what a licensed U.S. attorney would need later.
You can sort the job description before committing to anything. A first conversation is free and does not require the offer to be signed or final.
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Describe every proposed duty, how your time would be divided and the qualifications each activity requires. Ask a professional to assess the complete role rather than choosing a category from the largest group of tasks.
Ask first for a written description of the duties as they will actually be performed. Whether wording should change is a question for a later professional review.
Ask whether a company contact can join. Some duty and structure questions are faster to answer with the employer present, though you can also start on your own.
Keep it brief and leave personal documents out. Describe the situation in general terms, then ask how any later document review would be arranged and what it would involve.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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