Nafta process at border?

[turpentyne]

Hello,

I've got my job offer letter, passport and college diploma, here in Toronto. I'm going to the Niagara Falls border crossing tomorrow to take care of the Nafta work visa, and I was wondering if anybody could tell me what to expect. I've heard there are several bridges to get to a border crossing in Niagara Falls: "Peace" and "Rainbow" bridges are the ones that come to mind. I'm not sure which to take, or what to expect when I get there?

Which station is best for pedestrians to walk into? A Canadian friend is dropping me off from the Canadian side, so I'll need to walk up to the station, and walk back.

Also, how will the process work? Is there any other paperwork I need? I just want a clear picture of what to expect tomorrow.

Thanks!

 

[AAL1984]

You're American?

Anyway it won't matter where you go, Rainbow or Peace, any border crossing is fine.
All you need is your passport, official job offer letter ( which should hopefully have been reviewed by a company lawyer) , degree/diploma any other qualifications and or permits/licenses needed for your specific job, and you're good to go.

It's pretty straightforward.

Just go there and tell them what you're there for and it'll be fine.

 

[amaranth]

You'll have to go Rainbow Bridge. No pedestrians allowed on the Peace Bridge.