Summer’s Hottest DOJ I-9 Settlements: Don’t Think Your I-9 Practices Are Discriminatory? Think Again.
The mere suggestion that employees should bring a particular document to complete the Form I-9, or confusion over how to handle expiring documents
Deferred Enforced Departure for Liberian TPS beneficiaries extended to March 30, 2015
Liberian nationals (or stateless individuals who last resided in Liberia) who had Temporary Protected Status on September 20, 2007 will continue to re
First-time applicants of TN or L Visas from Canada: Optimized processing now available at 14 points of entry
In response to the high demand for TN and L-1 visas for from Canadians seeking entry into the U.S.
TPS Extended for Sudan and South Sudan
USCIS announced in the Federal Register that Temporary Protected Status has b
DOS Announces EB-5 Visas for Chinese Nationals Unavailable until October 2014
On August 23, 2014, the Department State announced it will not be issuing any new visas in the EB-5 immigrant visa category for Chinese nationals for
The J-1 Physician Job Hunt Just Became More Difficult!
On August 20, 2014, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit rendered a blow to employers interested in hiring J-1 physicians and pote
Physician News: Payroll Rules Every H-1B Physician Should Know
While the rules below apply to every foreign national working on an H-1B visa, the nature of work for physicians can create a prevalence of issues in
Employers: Your Form I-9s Are a Mess – Now What?
I will let you in on a little secret: you are not alone.