TN
That U.S. opportunity is worth a conversation. Explore professional work through the TN pathway.
A U.S. plan often arrives as an email: a job offer, a transfer request or a business for sale. For an Edmonton applicant, the useful first step is to turn that opportunity into facts that can be assessed. Start with what you would actually do, which organization is involved and what you need to decide next.
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Explore six pathways with different purposes: TN professional work, L-1A management or executive transfers, L-1B specialized-knowledge transfers, E-2 treaty investment, EB-5 immigrant investment and the government's Gold Card framework. The right assessment follows your circumstances. A regional address does not assign you to a category, and selecting a card is not an eligibility decision.
Choose what brings you here. Leave with a short list of things to discuss—not another long form to fill out.
Describe the real work before choosing a professional category.

Use the first document you received as the starting point for preparation. Mark what it confirms, what it leaves open and who can answer the remaining questions. An employer may still be defining duties; a seller may have supplied only a summary; a household may not yet know whether both partners intend to work. Those gaps are useful information. Bring them into the conversation before they become assumptions behind a payment or moving date.
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Save the actual offer, internal request or transaction summary. Identify the decision-maker and the next deadline without treating that deadline as a promised immigration date.
Highlight statements that already have supporting records. Write an open question beside anything that still depends on a manager, seller or other person confirming it.
Bring the proposal and personal circumstances together for assessment. A route that sounds attractive still needs evidence addressing its own requirements.
Identify the document to request or issue to resolve before a major commitment. Record who will handle it so preparation can move forward with a clear purpose.
You do not need a perfect application folder to begin. A concise account of the proposed activity, your existing records and the decision in front of you is more useful than pages of polished language that nobody has verified. We can start the discussion from those facts and identify what requires further assessment.
Find your pathwayPrepare for the consultation by choosing the questions you most need answered. Tell us whether you are comparing an offer, a company transfer or a financial commitment, and ask what the engagement covers. Commercial diligence and cross-border tax planning may require separate advisers; keep those decisions visible alongside the immigration work.
Let’s connectArrange a remote consultation to discuss your next steps.
Yes. Explain which terms are still being discussed and bring the current version. Unresolved duties or employer details should be identified before relying on the offer for immigration preparation.
Describe them as separate proposals. Each may require a different assessment, and neither should be reshaped on paper simply to fit the category you initially preferred.
Yes. Include the intended work location and activity. Working for an employer outside the United States does not by itself answer whether the proposed work from inside the country is authorized.
Bring what you already have first. The relevant qualification, document language and process should guide which additional services are actually needed.
The page helps you prepare and contact us. It does not establish eligibility, approve an application or replace an individualized assessment of the underlying facts.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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