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3 hours ago, Boiler said:
I am pretty sure she can continue her education here on a TN, otherwise a F1.
Heads up that data analyst is a particularly checked category, a lot of people who do not fit in any other ones.
Could she get a transfer with her current employer?
Thanks for your reply.
Unfortunately her current employer doesn't have a US presence.
So in your experience, is getting a grad degree in STEM (DS, etc) the only viable option?
Requirements is as follows...
(Computer Systems Analyst--Baccalaureate or Licenciatura Degree; or Post-Secondary Diploma (3) or Post Secondary Certificate (4) and three years' experience.)
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Hello folks, my wife and I are planning a move to the US however we had some visa problems, hope you could give us some tips, much appreciated!
Background:
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My wife and I are both Can citizens. I recently got an offer to relocate from Canada to Seattle and plan to use the TN visa.
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My wife's job is in business (bank) and she has some experience in data analysis (though <1 year), with bachelor degree in economics.
Question:
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If she (somehow) finds a job in US as data analyst, will she be eligible for TN visa (under computer analyst category)? As degree is one of the requirements.
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If #1 is not possible, will a grad certificate (in CS or DS, usually 1 year) help at all?
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If neither #1 nor #2 possible, is grad degree in STEM the only choice? (gonna be tough, did some research, most grad degrees require an undergrad in STEM)
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Will finding a lawyer help with this situation? (really just exploring all possible choices...)
Thank a lot!
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TN Visa eligibility without a relevant degree
in Canada
Posted · Edited by ___r___
Thanks for your reply.
My main concern is not whether she's able to get a job. (I'm a software engineer myself and I'm fairly confident she's got the relevant skills for a data analysis position)
It's the possibility of being qualified for TN.