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USAvisa field guide · 2 minute readReviewed 7 September 2026

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THE SHORT ANSWER

A hypothetical Beaumont statistician preparing TN evidence should connect a work sample to the applicant’s actual analytical role. A finished forecast may be useful, but it does not by itself identify the person who chose the method or assessed its limitations.

01

Explain the applicant’s own contribution

Identify methodological choices, assumption testing and interpretation. Attribute team work accurately and distinguish standard software outputs from the applicant’s decisions. Describe other assigned duties where they matter; do not assume all implementation work is excluded or that every task using numbers is professional statistics.

02

Document the actual education

The listed Mathematician profession includes Statistician and requires a baccalaureate or licenciatura degree. A software course does not replace that route. Degrees from institutions outside Canada, Mexico and the United States require reliable foreign-credential evaluation. Explain the real credential rather than treating an evaluation fee as a way to create missing education.

03

Complete the professional arrangement

Confirm Canadian or Mexican citizenship, prearranged qualifying professional activity and temporary entry. Identify the U.S. or foreign employer and the U.S. entity receiving the services. Services to a U.S. entity solely owned or controlled by the applicant constitute prohibited TN self-employment; a nominal supervisor does not cure that problem. A foreign business interest alone is not an automatic disqualification. The work sample should support this complete account rather than distract from an unresolved condition.

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