Farquharson'S

Hi everyone, I am a construction engineer applying for work in the U.S. I would like
to get a TN visa. I understand that construction may be a bit different than other
catagories. Anyone with any info, please respond.

Stuart, if you are out there, I have tried to e-mail you but they keep coming
back....? Thanks, Ian Farquharson

Stuart Brook

Farquharson's wrote:
    >
    > Hi everyone, I am a construction engineer applying for work in the U.S. I would
    > like to get a TN visa. I understand that construction may be a bit different than
    > other catagories. Anyone with any info, please respond.
    >
    > Stuart, if you are out there, I have tried to e-mail you but they keep coming
    > back....? Thanks, Ian Farquharson

If it is a true engineering job then it should be OK ... as in you need a degree and
the job may or may not require licensing in the US.

To reach me by email you have to remove the obvious before the @ and the domain is
attcanada.ca

Stuart (who is trying to avoid the tons of spam he used to get)

Andrew M. Wilso

If you have an engineering degree, and you are coming into to fill an engineering
position, the specific field of engineering should not be an impediment.

If you do not possess an engineering degree, you should be looking at the Scientific
Technician category.

For more information on TN's, Sci-Tech's and NAFTA, feel free to visit my firm's web
site at www.srs-usvisa.com

Regards,

Andrew M. Wilson [email protected]

"Farquharson's" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Hi everyone, I am a construction engineer applying for work in the U.S. I would
    > like to get a TN visa. I understand that construction may be a bit different than
    > other catagories. Anyone with any info, please respond.
    >
    > Stuart, if you are out there, I have tried to e-mail you but they keep coming
    > back....? Thanks, Ian Farquharson