The Institute may consider TN status for you if:
- You have the minimum qualification for one of the professions listed in Appendix 1603.D.1
- Your appointment will be temporary;
- You have at least a bachelor's degree and/or the minimum qualifications specified for that professions in Appendix 1603.D.1;
- The position is a "pre-arranged" professional activity for Monterey Institute within the Appendix 1603.D.1 listing;
- You are not subject to 212(e) for previously held J status;
- You do not intend to seek permanent residency in the U.S.-dual intent is not recognized in this category; and
- You have been offered full-time or part-time employment
If you are a citizen of Canada you do not require a TN visa.
If you are a citizen of Mexico you do require a TN visa.
Dependents
Dependents of TN status holders can be admitted in TD status. There is no visa requirement for Canadian dependents, but there is for Mexican dependents for this status. Also, the dependent must provide evidence of his or her relationship to the TN status holder. Dependents are not eligible to work in the U.S. but they may attend school, part-time or full-time.
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