TN Visa Attorney in San Antonio, Texas

How the TN Visa Works

The TN is powerful but narrow. It only works for specific professions and specific nationalities, and the paperwork has to match the rules exactly.

Who Qualifies

You must be a citizen of Mexico or Canada, and you must be coming to work in one of the professions listed under the USMCA, such as accountant, engineer, scientist, lawyer, teacher, or many others. Most listed professions require at least a bachelor's degree or specific credentials, and the job you are offered must genuinely fall within the profession.

A Qualifying Job Offer

The TN requires a U.S. employer's offer for a position in a listed profession. The offer letter must describe the role in a way that clearly matches the profession and confirm that you hold the required qualifications. A vague or mismatched offer letter is a common reason for refusal, so we draft it with care.

How Mexican Citizens Apply

Mexican citizens generally apply for the TN at a U.S. consulate and receive a TN visa. We prepare the credential evaluation, the offer letter, and the supporting evidence, then get you ready for the interview.

Family Members

Your spouse and children can accompany you in TD status. They may live and study in the United States, though TD status does not by itself authorize employment, which is a point we make sure families understand up front.

Professionals We Help Under the TN

We regularly assist Canadian and Mexican professionals, and the employers who want to hire them, in fields that range from engineering and accounting to healthcare and science. Much of our value is in the details, matching a role to a qualifying profession and assembling credentials that satisfy an officer without unnecessary delay. Because many of our clients live and work along the Texas border, we understand the rhythm of cross-border careers and prepare each professional and employer so an entry or renewal is handled with confidence. When questions come up mid-assignment, our bilingual team is close at hand.

Our Process

What to Expect

TN or H-1B, and What to Expect

The TN's greatest strength is speed. Because there is no annual cap and no lottery, a qualified Mexican professional with a solid job offer can often obtain TN status far faster than waiting for an H-1B number. TN status is granted for up to three years at a time and can be renewed for as long as the professional work continues.

The trade-off is that the TN is a nonimmigrant category tied to temporary intent, so a professional who is actively pursuing a green card needs to plan carefully to avoid problems at renewal. We help TN professionals think several steps ahead, so a short-term work solution does not close off a long-term goal.

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Attorney Alfredo Lozano is Board-Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, and since founding the firm in 2006 he has brought a Marine Corps veteran's discipline, more than 20 years of immigration experience, and a fully bilingual team to every case the firm handles.

Our approach combines personalized counsel with the documentation rigor these cases demand, so your petition is prepared correctly the first time. Board Certification means the state has independently verified his experience, tested his knowledge, and confirmed his standing among peers, which is the kind of assurance that matters when your family's future is on the line.

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Our Team

Our team includes experienced attorneys, legal professionals, and client-care specialists who share a common commitment: making the immigration process as clear and manageable as possible for every family we serve.

Alfredo Lozano

Managing Attorney

Board-Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law and a Marine Corps veteran who leads every case strategy.

Linda Hamilton

Attorney

Guides families and employers through petitions, waivers, and interviews with steady, detailed advocacy.

Minerva Gonzalez

Legal Assistant

Prepares documentation and keeps every case organized, accurate, and moving forward.

Mayra Juarez

Legal Administrator

Coordinates case management and client communication across our three Texas offices.

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TN Visa Help in San Antonio, Eagle Pass, and San Angelo

Our border region is full of Mexican professionals whose skills U.S. employers need, and the TN connects them, in English and Spanish. We advise both the professional and the sponsoring employer, drafting offer letters that match the profession and assembling credential evidence for the consulate. Every case begins with a free consultation.

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Tell us about your family's situation and our bilingual team will reach out to schedule your free case evaluation.

TN Visa FAQs

Lozano Law Firm focuses exclusively on the practice areas listed above. We do not handle asylum or criminal immigration cases. When clients come to us with needs outside our scope, we refer them to trusted colleagues who specialize in those areas. Our referral network includes attorneys who handle asylum claims and criminal immigration consequences, so every person who contacts us receives direction toward the right help.

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