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DOL Continues To Progress To PERM
DOL is a large institution. As it progresses toward PERM, careful observers
will notice unmistakable signs of progress. For instance, ETA's Chicago
office recently issued a Memo, saying in
part "Before the end of calendar year 2004, Federal foreign labor
certification staff nationwide will be relocated to two Perm Processing
Centers located in Atlanta and Chicago." DOL also issued a Federal
Register notice belatedly announcing further changes as the Department continues its progress toward
PERM. In an article today, we present a DOL Document Checklist for
Labor Certification to help attorneys stay abreast of the fast moving
developments at DOL. Our new telephonic seminar "PERM Softly Creeping:
Backlog Reduction, Regional Processing And Other Troubling Sounds Of
Silence" is another tool for attorneys to stay on top of this important
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Focus
Deadline Is Thursday, December 9th For Nurse Immigration (In Cooperation With CGFNS)
State Licensure will be the focus of the December 13th phone session of
"Nurse Immigration (In Cooperation With CGFNS)". The speakers include the
representatives of the nurse licensing authorities of the states of
Michigan and California, the nurse practice counsel for the American Nurses
Association, an attorney/nurse, an immigration attorney and of course
moderation by CGFNS. Knowing about state licensure issues is often the best
way an immigration attorney can add significant value during the nurse
immigration process. The deadline to register is Thursday, December 9th.
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information, see: http://www.ilw.com/seminars/november2004.shtm. (Fax version: http://www.ilw.com/seminars/november2004.pdf.)
Article
DOL Document Checklist For Labor Certification
Sam Udani And Michele Kim provide a handy checklist of these important documents along with links to the original texts for practitioners.
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We present the text of Enrolled Version of FY 2005 Omnibus Appropriations Bill (H.R. 4818).
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