i was recently told by my company that i will be assigned a couple of tasks to work from our branch in US, so the first thing i decided was to go and check with the lawyer what would be the easiest way to go to the US. (Lawyer paid by the company)
I met the lawyer and he informed me the best thing for me to do would be to apply a TN for Management consultant. I am just a little bit confused because this requires a degree, it does not requires a degree. You need 5 years of experience however when i googled i found out that its true however its in the hand of the visa officer to either accept or deny that.
My job duties
i will be a consultant to the mangers at the US location, My job is to pretty much observe things ( related to IT and Infrastructure) and then write a report to the managers. We are in the process to upgrade our entire infrastructure they need to know how to save cost etc
Problem is that i have been googling for the past hour and all i can see is that Management consultant can be very tricky.
I can tell the Visa officer what i will be doing and i can answer his/her questions i think i can but if someone gets tricky then i can't i don't even have a bone in me to understand when someone's being tricky. Just someone from Missississuga and not James Bond
based on all this do you guys think i should apply for an L visa?
Excuse me this really sucks i don't want to go anywhere i am just happy where i am and now i am spending time worrying about visas? i think i am too old for this visa thing anymore


