TN
That U.S. opportunity is worth a conversation. Explore professional work through the TN pathway.
Begin with the opportunity and the people involved: a professional contract, a company transfer, a jointly owned venture or an immigrant investment proposal. Identify what the agreement establishes and what still needs review. The examples here are hypothetical planning situations rather than claims about local applicant patterns.
U.S. visa support for Canadians
ready for what’s next.
Explore TN, L-1A, L-1B, E-2, EB-5 and Gold Card using the actual duties, citizenships, ownership and funding. Sherbrooke residence does not create different US eligibility rules. English and Canadian French information should preserve the same legal conditions and practical decisions. Each route page is built around a different invented situation, so the same federal rules can be watched at work on facts that do not resemble one another. E-2 covers a treaty national who invests in and directs a real business, EB-5 covers immigrant investment that creates jobs, and the Gold Card is a separate gift-based framework that is not a conventional visa.
Choose what brings you here. Leave with a short list of things to discuss—not another long form to fill out.
Connect the contract with the professional duties and applicant’s qualifications.

Prepare a short record of the proposed activity and the documents supporting it. Distinguish a commercial label from the actual relationship: contractor and employee, owner and dependent spouse, investor and sponsor. These distinctions can reveal the next question before money or a start date is committed.
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Identify the work, enterprise and applicants rather than starting with a category label.
Use agreements, credentials and financial evidence to establish the actual arrangement.
Assess duties, nationality, investment and each family member’s intended activity.
Set commitments around actual instructions, permissions and unresolved conditions.
Use the review to identify a concrete next action, such as clarifying a contract, documenting operational support or checking a family member’s status. Keep employment, payment and travel tied to the permission actually required. An application in preparation is not an approval already obtained.
Find your pathwayConfirm the scope of any professional engagement and the consultation arrangements available, including language needs. Corporate, investment, employment and tax questions may require additional advice. This regional information does not represent a Sherbrooke office or a guaranteed outcome.
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No. Assess the actual services, ownership, listed profession and qualifications.
No. The spouse’s actual status and activity require separate review.
No. Apply the specific qualifying-worker and full-time-position rules.
No. Funding does not replace the applicant’s eligibility, admissibility or visa-availability requirements.
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