
by James Parry Eyster,
J.D.
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Traveling outside the United States:
selected cases
When a non-immigrant or a lawful permanent
resident chooses to leave the United States, if
even for a short vacation, he can encounter
trouble getting back into America, unless certain
precautions are taken. These vary depending on
the status of the alien. Therefore, discussion in
this Update is organized by INS
classification.
Employing aliens and form I-9: legal
considerations
Employers are faced with an increasing array of
laws and regulations governing their hiring
practices. This Update examines employers'
current responsibilities and provides general
advice on satisfying the often conflicting
requirements of the various departments of the
U.S. government concerned with employment and
immigration.
National interest waivers of labor
certification:
A
valuable opportunity for employers and qualified
foreign nationals
There are four categories of employment-based
visas which do not require labor certification.
Given the immense delays in obtaining
certification, these visas provide an important
alternative for qualified applicants.
IMMIGRATION
LAW Updates are written and distributed by
attorney James Parry Eyster as a professional
service to the international and business
communities. Information contained here is not
intended to serve as legal advice nor as a
solicitation for legal services.
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