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My employer is fine with me moving but will not support with any legal cost at this point. This is new to them so not much guidsnce is offered. They said if I can manage to get TN visa they are happy to switch me to a US employee. If I can somehow make this work I like to go some place warm but that's secondary need to get this visa first.

Hi -thank you for your response @OldUser and @Boiler. I already have a job with this company and have been working from Canada for the past few months. I know a TN visa is a non-immigrant visa but I like to move and give it a shot by working from there. The article shared is in relation to those working in the profession of economist. Believe that does not apply as I have a background in accounting. The following things concern me: 1. Is an FP&A Analyst seen under the profession of accounting? 2. My role is completely remote and all the other team means in the US work from home. Would this be a problem? 3. This is new to the company so no prior experience in providing letters for TN visas.

I am working in a remote position as an FP&A analyst for a US company. Currently I am working from Canada and all my team mates are in US. I am Canadian citizen and would like to move to US on TN visa. I have a bachelors and master's degree in accounting and over 8 years of work experience. I am a little nervous and wanted some guidance from those who have experience and been down this path. Thanks