Crossing the Border for Work Shouldn't Start With Guesswork
Commercial drivers and cross-border workers with a U.S. record can face admissibility questions at the Canadian border — disrupting routes, schedules and livelihoods. A preliminary assessment helps you understand your situation before you reach the booth.
Audience
Commercial truck drivers, cross-border workers, employees relocating for work, and the carriers and employers who depend on them.
A Structured Pathway
- Complete a specialized 12-question Canada-entry assessment
- Receive a preliminary educational result and reference number
- Understand what factors may affect work-related admissibility
- Connect with appropriate professional resources where needed
Common Questions
This preliminary check provides general guidance based on the information you provide. It is not a legal determination or guarantee of eligibility, approval, admissibility, entry, employment clearance, processing time, or any government decision. Final eligibility depends on your individual circumstances and applicable government requirements.
Ready to Begin?
Start your private assessment. It takes a few minutes and produces a reference number you can use to track your status.