Interstaff’s TN Visa program provides job opportunities and U.S. Visa sponsorship for Registered Nurses with Canadian and Mexican citizenship.
The steps of our program are outlined below.
Step 1 – Interview & Return Contract
Once your contract is received, we’ll collect the documents that need to be submitted for the State Board application. State Board approval is needed in order to take the NCLEX.
Step 2– State Board Approved
After your State Board application is approved, you can start studying for the NCLEX. We offer nurses a free, three-month review via Uworld to help prepare for the exam.
Step 3 – IELTS Passed
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is a requirement for all non-native English speakers who wish to study and/or work in the U.S. Most nurses take 2-3 months to prepare for and take the IELTS test. We provide a free review to help prepare for the exam.
Step 4 – NCLEX Passed
After your 3-month review, you will be recommended to take the NCLEX. You will take the exam at a nearby testing center.
Step 5 – Visa Screen Certificate Received
Once you pass the NCLEX and IELTS, these are submitted to CGFNS who then retrieves your transcripts directly from your school.
Step 6 – TN Visa Issued
With the Visa Screen Certificate, Offer Letter from the hospital, and your Interstaff Contract in hand, you arrive at the Embassy appointment where your TN visa is issued.
If you’re ready to get started, you can submit an application and schedule an interview here.
Don’t hesitate to ask any questions!
Programs Department
recruiting@interstaffinc.com