We secured TN nonimmigrant classification for a Mexican citizen with a bachelor’s in Agricultural Engineering, enabling immediate, lawful employment in a U.S. professional role.

Eligibility Mapping

• Nationality: Mexican citizen.
• Profession: Engineer (agricultural engineering qualifies).
• Credentials: Licenciatura (or equivalent) in Agricultural Engineering, documented with diploma, transcripts, and a reputable education evaluation.
• Offer of Employment: Temporary, professional-level position with engineering functions—e.g., irrigation system design, post-harvest process optimization, precision-ag sensor integration, field data modeling, and compliance with soil/water standards.
• Nonimmigrant Intent: Demonstrated ties to Mexico and a temporary work plan.

Decision-Ready Packet

• Employer Letter: Specific title, detailed engineering duties, salary, worksite(s), supervision, and projected duration (up to three years).
• Credentials File: Degree/evaluation, résumé, project summaries, and portfolio evidence aligning skills with job tasks.
• Clean History: Immigration compliance and security checks addressed up front.

Process Notes for Mexican Nationals

• Consular Processing: DS-160, fee, interview with original documents.
• Admission: Upon visa issuance, entry in TN status (I-94 annotated “TN”) for up to three years; renewals possible. TD status available for spouse/children (no work authorization).

Employer Compliance

• Complete Form I-9 with the I-94/visa evidence.
• Track material changes (duties, worksites, hours); significant changes may require refiling.

Why This Case Won

The role’s engineering substance, airtight degree equivalency, and a concise, categorized record let the officer approve without delay—no RFE.

How We Help
We engineer TN cases that read like approvals: precise duties, correct profession mapping, and evidence that answers every likely question—fast, compliant, and built to renew.