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Hypothetical example: a company with staff in Terrebonne wants to send several employees to the United States, and their roles differ. Prepare a separate record for each person rather than assuming one route recommendation fits the entire group.
Six routes stay available across this site: TN, L-1A, L-1B, E-2, EB-5, and Gold Card, which we name without calling it a conventional visa. Requirements differ by route and need checking now. Confirm the scope of any professional engagement and the consultation arrangements available, including language needs. The review separates settled facts from those that still depend on another person or document. Reviews are conducted remotely; there is no local office, and nothing needs to be delivered in person.
Choose what brings you here. Leave with a short list of things to discuss—not another long form to fill out.
Some staff may be hired rather than transferred.

Decide who owns the group file. One coordinator should hold the role descriptions, corporate documents and dates, so answers arrive from one place.
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Name each employee going, their current title, their start date with the company, and where they would report.
Write a short duties description per person, since two employees at the same company can sit under different categories.
Gather ownership structure, entity relationships and organisation charts a single time, then reuse them across every individual file.
Bring the list to a free initial consultation held remotely, and ask how a later examination of company documents would be arranged.
Sequencing is a real decision: which employee is discussed first, who gathers the corporate file, and what the company can confirm in writing this week.
Find your pathwayWe work with your team remotely, starting with a free initial consultation. We are not a law firm; for legal analysis, filing strategy or an opinion on a group's structure, we collaborate with a licensed U.S. attorney.
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Plan person by person. Employees at one company can differ in duties, seniority and history, and those differences are exactly what a qualified reviewer needs to see before any route is chosen.
Ask whether a company contact can join the consultation. Someone with access to ownership records, organisation charts and employment dates can answer questions that individual employees cannot.
A simple list: names, titles, start dates, the intended United States role, and whether family members would travel. Keep personal documents off any public form and out of the initial enquiry.
Then the plan splits, and that is manageable. Track each person's facts separately while keeping the corporate documents shared, and agree who updates the group list as answers arrive.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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