MBA Finance Applying for Computer System Analyst

Hi
I am a Canadian citizen. By profession, I am an Oracle Financials (Functional) Consultant with more ten years of implementation experience (5 years in Canada and rest 5 outside Canada mostly Middle East).

Here is my qualification
- BBA (3 years)
- MBA (1 year) from a reputable business school in Pakistan.

- OCP-Oracle Financials Certificate from Oracle
- Various other certificates of attending technical Oracle programming sessions (SQL, PLSQL, etc)
- PMP (Project Managment professional certificate).

I have got an offer from a US company for 6 months+ contract. Now I have to choose which NAFTA profession to choose to apply for. I am thinking of applying as 'Computer system Analyst' because it perfectly matches what I do . I am a functional business analyst of Oracle financials.

Do experts on this forum see any problem here. Do you guyz think MBA and Computer system analyst are convincing enough for the border officials?
One lawyer on his website states that if you are gong for Computer System analyst category TN visa and your degree doens't have a word 'computer' in it, then one should seek legal advice. Is that true?? The only other category then I see is Management consultant. But I don't 100% do that work. I will have to change my resume to fit role of Managmenet Consultant.

Do you guyz think I should seek legal help. I am using TNVISAEXPERt toolkit to prepare my application. Do I still require more help ..I would greatly appreciate if experts on this forum could help me out here. What can I do to improve my chances here. Do you suggest getting more experience letters from my past employers to support what I have been doing last ten years?

thanks
Zee

The toolkit was a waste of money.

You will have trouble getting a CSA TN with your degree, and your experience doesn't count for CSA.

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You won't receive a CSA 'TN' unless they grant you a TN in error which might happen depending on whom you encounter at the U.S. border.

Legal help cannot possibly make a degree or education that you do not possess or currently hold so in all likelihood would be a waste of money.