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The United States is a nation of immigrants. We continue to maintain a dominant position among the nations in the world because of the hard work of skilled and unskilled foreign national workers who continue to bring their unique skills and talents. Immigration to the United States provides an opportunity for the exchange of cultures and traditions and allows us to be competitive with the other dominant countries of the world. By favoring highly-skilled workers in the immigration process, the U.S. is able to remain on the cutting-edge of the worldwide brain drain. Highly-skilled professional and specialty occupation workers that come to our shores (researchers, scientists, doctors, engineers, teachers, etc.) continue to build important economic infrastructure that strengthens our tax base and revitalizes our floundering social systems. Restrictive immigration policies should be directed at hardened criminals and pronounced terrorists and those seeking to do harm to our nation. The immigration lawyers on the Visaserve Team at NPZ Law Group, P.C. provide prompt and personal immigration law services to and from the U.S. and "work hard each day to save the world one person at a time".

FILING ONLINE WITH CIC
Posted by: euser
June 15, 2013
Topic: Canadian Immigration Updates

As if June 2013, over four million people have been helped by CIC'snew online Help Centre since it was launched just six months ago. "The government is committed to improving service and the new online Help Centre is part of that plan," said Minister Kenney. "People have questions about how to come to Canada and this new user-friendly and convenient Web tool provides the practical information that they need in a quick and effective manner."

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NEW PASSPORT OFFICES IN CANADA
Posted by: euser
June 15, 2013
Topic: Canadian Immigration Updates

The process to obtain a passport in Canada may change significantly as of July 2, 2013. Primary responsibility for Passport Canada will move from the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). The decision was felt to be in line with the duties CIC already performs, such as determining Canadian citizenship.

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CALLING RESEARCHERS FROM INDIA!
Posted by: euser
June 15, 2013
Topic: Canadian Immigration Updates

The Canadian research industry is heavily boosted by international interns. Are you considering doing research in Canada? This could also be a first step to becoming a permanent resident of Canada. Laura Armstrong, of the Ottawa Citizen, writes that Globalink is now Indian's students first choice when it comes to research experience abroad. Mitacs CEO Arvind Gupta confirms that India was chosen as the program's pilot country because of its well-funded information technology and life sciences sectors, as well as an ever-expanding number of universities and university students. Offering international students insight into Canada's research capabilities, said Gupta, will hopefully allow for successful collaborations in the future Globalink has since expanded to Brazil, China and Mexico, with more countries to come, said Gupta. Next year, he said, Canadians students will also have the opportunity to go to do research in the program's partner countries.

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LATELY (SPRING 2013): WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE I-9 FORM PROCESS BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK.
Posted by: euser
June 13, 2013
Topic: I-9 Form

On April 11, 2013, the AILA Verification and Documentation Liaison Committee met with the USCIS Verification Division and with ICE Homeland Security Investigations regarding the implementation of the new I-9 Form.

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Immigration Reform Bill Reaches Senate Floor
Posted by: euser
June 07, 2013
Topic: Immigration Reform

The Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed the Immigration Reform Bill which was a key step towards solving the problem that has bedeviled the nation for decades.

That was noteworthy in itself, but what was truly encouraging was that the bill was backed by three of the committee's eight Republicans. That bipartisan support bodes well when the bill reaches the Senate floor.

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