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US immigration: Some Canadians are eligible for TN visas

Apr 7, 2019 | U.S. Immigration

Many British Columbia professionals engage in business activities across the border. Under the North American Free Trade Agreement, certain professionals qualify for TN nonimmigrant permits. They are classified as NAFTA professionals under the U. S. immigration’s specially created trade and economic relationship with Canada. TN visas allow eligible professionals to engage in business activities in … Continue reading “US immigration: Some Canadians are eligible for TN visas”

U S immigration: How and when to petition for family members

Feb 27, 2019 | U.S. Immigration

British Columbia residents who have been living and working in the United States for some time might want to make these circumstances more permanent. That is an important decision to make because it might mean leaving close family members behind. However, there are ways under U.S. Immigration laws by which to resolve this issue. As … Continue reading “U S immigration: How and when to petition for family members”

US immigration: Simplify border crossings with a Nexus Card

Feb 19, 2019 | U.S. Immigration

Many Vancouver residents are frequent travellers to Seattle or other cities south of the border. Dealing with the intricacies of U.S. Immigration laws during border crossing can add hours to each trip. To limit the delays, anyone in British Columbia can apply for a Nexus Card, which makes travel between Canada and the United States … Continue reading “US immigration: Simplify border crossings with a Nexus Card”

US immigration options for living and working across the border

Feb 11, 2019 | U.S. Immigration

British Columbia residents who are considering employment or studies in the United States might have many questions about the available visa options that offer paths into U.S. work and study facilities. Several changes have occurred in U.S. Immigration requirements in recent years, and preference is given to highly skilled and talented people. The H-1B visa … Continue reading “US immigration options for living and working across the border”

Tips to prevent issues with US immigration during border crossing

Jan 29, 2019 | U.S. Immigration

Although the United States government’s issues with illegal border crossings might be primarily focused on its borders with another country, Canadian citizens are often unprepared for the harsh treatment by border officials. Even those whose documents are in perfect order and in compliance with U.S. immigration laws might have a tough time. Taking some precautionary … Continue reading “Tips to prevent issues with US immigration during border crossing”

US immigration part of NEXUS applications delayed

Jan 14, 2019 | U.S. Immigration

The temporary shutdown of the United States government saw all nonessential government services put on hold until budget-related issues can be resolved. This includes some U.S. immigration services like the NEXUS program. Its purpose is to provide preapproval to holders of NEXUS cards and to streamline their border crossings thereby. Applicants typically represent frequent travellers between … Continue reading “US immigration part of NEXUS applications delayed”

US immigration: How can a FAST card help commercial truckers?

Jan 1, 2019 | U.S. Immigration

Freight worth billions of dollars is transported between Canada and the United States each year. A significant percentage of the cargo is transported by road on commercial trucks. Truck drivers who travel from British Columbia to deliver or pick up loads might have questions about the frequent border crossings and the U.S. immigration laws that … Continue reading “US immigration: How can a FAST card help commercial truckers?”

US Immigration: What happens to data downloaded by border agents?

Dec 24, 2018 | U.S. Immigration

British Columbia residents who travel across the border into the United States might not realize that border control officials could search their phones and laptops. Under the U.S. Immigration laws, it is perfectly legal to carry out such searches. The Border Doctrine even allows agents to download the data from the electronic devices of travellers … Continue reading “US Immigration: What happens to data downloaded by border agents?”