Beginning in mid-September, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is optimizing processing for first-time Canadian TN and L applicants seeking entry into the United States under NAFTA. CBP has designated ports of entry that will ensure a more efficient approach to processing the high volume of TN and L applicants.
The designated ports of entry are:
1. Lester B. Pearson International Airport
2. Trudeau International Airport
3. Vancouver International Airport
4. Calgary International Airport
5. Highgate Springs Port of Entry
6. Derby Line Port of Entry
7. Alexandria Bay Port of Entry
8. Peace Bridge Port of Entry
9. Rainbow Bridge Port of Entry
10. Champlain Port of Entry
11. Detroit Canada Tunnel Port of Entry
12. Detroit Ambassador Bridge Port of Entry
13. Blaine Peace Arch Port of Entry
14. Sweetgrass Port of Entry
Traveling on a TN or L-1 Visa From Canada? | U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Optimize Your Processing at these U.S. Ports of Entry
Beginning in mid-September, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is optimizing processing for first-time Canadian TN and L applicants seeking entry into the United States under NAFTA. CBP has designated ports of entry that will ensure a more efficient approach to processing the high volume of TN and L applicants.
