TN
That U.S. opportunity is worth a conversation. Explore professional work through the TN pathway.
For the next job. The bold idea. The life you can already picture.
U.S. visa support for Canadians
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Hypothetical example: a Stonewall household has an unsigned employment offer, a proposed transfer contingent on staffing, and an investment agreement with a deposit deadline. Build a separate decision record for each opportunity. Identify what would become binding, what evidence is available today and which assumptions must be resolved before relying on an immigration route.
Review six distinct pathways against the actual proposal: TN for qualifying listed professional work by eligible Canadian or Mexican citizens; L-1A for qualifying managerial or executive transfers; L-1B for qualifying specialized-knowledge transfers; E-2 for eligible treaty investment; EB-5 for qualifying immigrant investment; and the official Gold Card gift-based framework. Each requires its own eligibility and process assessment.
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Identify the duties that would actually begin.

For every proposed commitment, record its amount or obligation, the party responsible and the facts it assumes. A resignation may depend on a start date; a purchase may depend on financing; a school plan may depend on the child’s status. These dependencies should be visible before a document is treated as settled evidence.
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Record the signing, payment, resignation or travel decision that would change your position. Include its actual deadline and any conditions.
Mark signed terms, proposed changes and informal assurances separately. Identify the record holder who can confirm each unresolved point.
Assess the actual citizenship, employment, company or funding facts against the relevant requirements. Do not choose a category merely because a deadline is approaching.
Use the reviewed process and remaining uncertainty to assess the proposed commitment. A business agreement does not itself grant immigration permission.
An initial consultation can address an unresolved decision without pretending the whole move is ready. Bring the current documents and identify the next commitment that needs review. Keep business due diligence, employment negotiation and immigration analysis distinct enough to understand which professional is answering each question.
Find your pathwayPrepare a short decision summary from Stonewall with the actual employer or business, intended duties, citizenship and relevant history. Confirm the consultation scope and document-handling arrangements before sharing detailed records. A written list of open questions helps the review address the decisions that matter now.
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Yes. Identify it as a proposal and distinguish confirmed duties from terms still being negotiated. The review can clarify missing facts without treating the offer as final.
Not by itself. Review the actual funds, legal commitment and enterprise requirements for the relevant route. A financial loss risk is not a substitute for the complete eligibility analysis.
Record individual work, study and admission plans. A common target can help scheduling, but each person’s actual status and permissions require review.
No. Canadian location supplies context for preparing the file; the U.S. category depends on the actual applicant, work, company and investment facts.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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