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The short answer is, yes, I'm a Canadian citizen.
And, yes, I can work in the United States because whenever I want to work in the
United States, I can get an instant/renewable three-year TN permit at the border.
The long answer is...
TN permits:
Do you know what TN permits are? Do you need more
information? Would you like to read the rules? Feel free
to read the words of a
United States Immigration Attorney who
spells out in plain English why the TN permit is the
quickest and easiest work permit for an Engineer, like myself,
with a University degree and Canadian citizenship.
What I need from you:
To obtain this TN permit, what am I going to need from
you? From you I'm going to need only one piece of paper.
And you can generate it on your own typewriter.
You can type it in 15 minutes:
Sometimes a contract firm needs one full 'week' to generate that
one-page form letter that even a high school kid could copy and
type in 15 minutes. Think about it for a second; all you need
is a company letterhead and a typewriter!
Why wait for one full 'week'? If you have any questions or concerns,
please ask, so that you and I can start the
assignment today. Why wait for seven days?
If you're wondering as to what to say, "afraid to make a mistake",
have never seen a "proper" border letter before, or need an
example of a "properly" worded one, then I can send you one
that was written by an United States Immigration Attorney,
has been used successfully and many times.
Why? Because, as Business Week Magazine says,
"Talent is hard to find. For companies on the cusp
of the Internet age, the resource in the shortest supply
is neither raw material nor capital, neither powerful
technology nor new markets. What keeps managers up nights
is the scarcity of brainpower, the talent to give wings
to visions of a future that becomes the present at the
speed of light. For many companies today, talented people
are the prime source of competitive advantage".
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