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i was given a link to a website called canucksabroad.com and it has a list of jobs in california that is specific to contract work in various jobs such as customer service...that is part of the reason i have gotten so confused by the different peices of info im given. sometimes it sounds to good...

i have a license to do nails. i owned my own business for a few years working from home, but other than that i have high school education. other than working from home part time and working various other jobs in customer service and resturants, bars, hotels etc...

so, basically, i need a degree in something on the nafta list in order to move? :(

what if i dont fall under any of the job catagories listed under NAFTA?...do i still have to apply for the TN? or am i looking under the wrong type of visa?...i am a canadian citizen, so if i get a job offer to work in the states, what visa do i need if any?..

thank you BigJoe5

this is the most frustrating process and i have come to dead end after dead end.

reduntant or not. here goes... do i apply for work in the US first or do i apply for the TN first?...as well, is it better to go through a recruiter or to do it all myself?...what do i do about housing once i secure a job in the states?...i am moving with no family or friends in the US so i am...

hi...i need some help. i am trying to get as much info as i can before getting a lawyer involved. i want to move to California on a TN visa, but so far i am so discourged. anyone got time to answer a few questions?