Does the CFA designation qualify as an Accountant

[slots]

Hello, I just found this sight, and boy am I glad.

I have been offered a position to work as a financial analyst in Houston. The work could likely be defined as accounting although my degree is in Finance and I have a CFA designation rather than an accounting designation. Does anyone have experience qualifying as an accountant using the CFA charter when obtaining TN status?

Thanks in advance!

[TNVisaExpert]

I do not want to make a plug for our services on the forum - but we are here to help. Since you've posted your question and no one has answered it - our suggestion is the same as your request - to get legal advice so that you can clearly move forward or not.

Contact a lawyer from the TN Visa Expert Lawyer Network. They offer a very affordable Phone Consultation so you can determine how to proceed. Currently priced at $65USD, it's a 20min call and you will be very clear on your best course of action of how to work in the U.S.

Let them know you found them from TN Visa Expert, to ensure you get this price we've negotiated on your behalf.

It'll cost you a lot more if you have immigration problems and that's not worth it.

Reba (moderator), please remove this post if you find it
unjustified - my intention, like our mission, is to help Canadians easily and affordably live in the U.S.

Hope this helps.

[Christopher G. Rizzo, Esq]

The CFA designation won't qualify you as an accountant. The finance degree may, depending on your coursework. Of course I can't determine that since I have not seen your transcript. We have successfully had TNs approved for financial analysts and managers. The duties of the position must come within the government definition of accountants (and auditors), see DOT (Dictionary of Occupational Titles), OOH (Occupational Outlook Handbook), O*NET (Occupational Information Network.)