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That U.S. opportunity is worth a conversation. Explore professional work through the TN pathway.
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Hypothetical example: a Saint-Eustache professional trained in one field, moved into another, and now holds a U.S. job description related to the newer work. Documenting both the duties and the qualification history is the starting point for a professional assessment.
This site keeps six routes reachable: TN, L-1A, L-1B, E-2, EB-5 and Gold Card, listed by name rather than described as a conventional visa. Requirements change, so each one has to be checked as it currently stands. TN turns on Canadian or Mexican citizenship and whether the job is one of the professions listed in USMCA Appendix 2 at the qualification that profession demands.
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Present the proposed duties and the full qualification record together.

Get the proposed duties in writing and list the education, licences and experience you hold. A qualified reviewer must assess the route’s actual credential requirements; experience or a job title should not be assumed to replace a required qualification.
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Ask the employer for a duty-by-duty description of the position, including the tools, systems and decisions the work involves.
Line up each duty against your diplomas, licences, certificates, training and dated work history, and mark where nothing supports it yet.
Request transcripts, employer letters and project records for the field you moved into, and note which ones need translation.
Bring the duty list and the matched evidence to a secure professional review so a licensed U.S. attorney can assess the fit.
A duty-matched evidence file gives the employer and the attorney the same picture, so questions about your change of field are answered from documents.
Find your pathwayOur free initial consultation runs remotely, which makes scheduling around your work straightforward. We are not a law firm; we structure and document the file, and a licensed U.S. attorney handles the legal assessment.
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No, it changes what has to be documented. Assemble the duties, your training, your certificates and your dated experience in the new field, then have a licensed U.S. attorney assess them together.
Bring the draft. An unfinished description is itself a fact to record, and knowing which duties are still undecided tells you what to ask the employer before the review.
Keep the first enquiry short: your current field, the proposed duties and your timing. Ask how any later document review would be arranged, and send documents only through that arrangement.
We do not conclude that in a first conversation. We record the duties, the credentials and the employer relationship, then check current requirements for each option with a licensed U.S. attorney.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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