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NorthAmericans.com is an independent, free resource library about legal immigration, residency and citizenship in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Launched in September 2026, it publishes plain-language guides built from official government sources, with a last-verified date and a program status label on each page. It is not a law firm, not a licensed immigration consultant and not affiliated with any government.

• Programs: visas, work and study permits, permanent residence and citizenship routes in all three countries
• Status Now: fast-moving policy changes for the USA, Canada and Mexico, such as travel restrictions, paused programs and rules in court
• News: dated items on official announcements and court rulings, collected on our news page
• Places and origins: US states, Canadian provinces, Mexican cities, and guides for people moving from specific countries
• Employers: guides for businesses that hire from abroad, starting at For employers
• Tools: free calculators and trackers, including the CRS calculator, Express Entry draw tracker and visa bulletin

Pages are written by the NorthAmericans Editorial Team from official sources such as USCIS, the US Department of State, IRCC and Mexico's National Migration Institute (INM). Drafts are produced with AI assistance and checked against official sources before publishing. We are recruiting licensed professionals to review pages; until a page is reviewed, it is labeled "Expert review in progress". Read our editorial policy, how we research and the expert review program.

• Link to the specific page and note its Last verified date. Rules change often, so the date matters.
• Attribute to "NorthAmericans.com".
• For legal rules, fees and statistics, please also cite the official source we link at the bottom of the page. We summarize official information; we are not the authority.
• Please do not describe us as a government agency, a law firm or a legal authority.

You may quote short passages with credit and a link. To republish more than that, email us for permission. See our terms of use.

We handle press requests by email at contact@northamericans.com with the subject line Press. We can explain what a page says, how we sourced it and how our status labels work. We cannot comment on individual immigration cases. For official statements on a policy, contact the government agency responsible.

If your reporting finds something on our site that is wrong or out of date, email us with the subject line Correction. Our editorial policy explains how we handle corrections.