TN Visas

TN is a work status for certain Canadian and Mexican professionals in occupations listed under the United States-Mexico-Canada framework. It is not an H-1B, and it is not a green card. This topic collects newsroom articles about TN practice that readers ask us about, including remote work and how a support letter is signed.

Eligibility depends on the occupation list, the job, and the applicant’s qualifications. A job title that sounds professional is not enough if it does not match a listed occupation. Remote work, travel, and the form of a support letter are fact-specific. We do not restate every current USCIS or CBP instruction on this page, because those instructions change. When an article describes a signature rule or a remote-work question, read the date on that article and confirm the current rule before you travel or file.

Immigration Ascent is a division of Gillespie, Shields and Taylor. Content on this website may be considered attorney advertising under applicable rules. This is general information. We do not guarantee admission at the border, approval of a petition, or that remote work will be treated as compliant. If you need a TN filing or a letter reviewed, use the related TN practice page and then contact us with the job description and the applicant’s credentials.