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Article
PERM Nuts & Bolts: The Latest Tips For Practitioners
Lori S. Melton, et al. offers materials from the recently concluded seminar series on USCIS benefits issues.
News
USCIS Warns Of Bogus H1-B Release
USCIS became aware today of the circulation of a bogus release indicating that USCIS has received enough petitions to meet the congressionally-mandated H-1B cap for FY 2007. The bogus release is not accurate and was not issued by USCIS.
Classifieds
Help Wanted: Immigration Attorneys
Houston, TX - The Law Office of Judith G. Cooper, P.C. seeks senior level associates with 5+ years' experience in business immigration law. Applicants must have prior
work experience in H1B and nonimmigrant options as well as an in-depth understanding of immigrant processing procedures. Our attorneys work in a fast-paced practice with advanced practice tools and a state-of-the-art proactive case management system developed in house. We expect the attorney to supervise legal assistants and support staff and work with our IT
development staff to continue improving our systems. Good writing and analytical skills required. Our location is adjacent to the famous Galleria shopping center in Houston. Family friendly and collegial atmosphere. Send resume + cover letter to Chuck Cooper at ccooper@immigration-visas.com or
fax (713) 622-8078. All communication will be treated in confidence.
Help Wanted: Immigration Attorneys
Berry, Appleman & Leiden LLP, a global corporate immigration law firm seeks experienced attorneys with 3+ years practicing business immigration law for our San Francisco, CA and McLean, VA Offices. Our attorneys work in a fast-paced, high volume practice and utilize carefully developed procedures, advanced practice tools, and a state-of-the-art case management system. Experience in a range of business immigration matters,
ability to provide exceptional client service, experience managing teams of legal assistants, and superb analytical, organizational and case management skills required. We strive for excellence in legal practice in a
collegial environment, promoting cooperation and learning from each other. We offer competitive salary and benefits. Please submit resume careers@usabal.com or fax 415-217-4426.
Help Wanted: Immigration Attorney
Reeves & Associates, one of the largest and oldest immigration firms in California, with offices in Pasadena, San Francisco, Manila and Las Vegas, seeks an immigration attorney for its Pasadena office. Ideal candidate should have one or more years experience in business immigration, exceptional writing ability, case management skills and ability to supervise support staff. R&A offers a highly competitive salary and benefits package including
health, dental, vision, long term disability, Bar and CLE reimbursements, 401K retirement plan with matching dollars, commissions plus a yearly bonus. We have an experienced support staff, state of the art technology and extensive immigration library and resources. Excellent opportunity for career advancement. Send cover letter, resume, + salary history to hr@rreeves.com or fax (626) 795-4999.
Help Wanted: Immigration Paralegals
Prestigious Glendale law firm seeks immigration paralegal with at least 1 year experience in family and employment based petitions, and deportation/removal defense. Excellent English writing skills and attention to detail required. Must be computer literate. Knowledge of Filipino
language a plus. Qualified applicants send resume to: paralegal@gurfinkel.com.
Help Wanted: Immigration Paralegals
Cella & Associates, LLC, a prominent immigration law firm, seeks experienced immigration paralegals for its Clifton and Cliffside Park, New
Jersey offices. Ideal candidate must have experience working in an
immigration law firm; possess excellent verbal and written communication
skills, and the ability to perform multiple tasks in a fast-paced
environment. E-mail your resume to JaysonDiMaria@cella-associates.com.
Help Wanted: Immigration Paralegals
The Law Offices of Darren B. Silver, a medium sized, well established law
firm in Los Angeles, CA seeks full time, long term paralegals. Experience
must be in business/employment petitions, such as H's, L's, p's and E's. Forward detailed resume regarding your specific experience. Ideal candidate will have at least two years of experience, is hard working,
self-motivating, organized and enjoys a pleasant team work environment. Ability to speak Korean is a plus. E-mail resumes to Hiring Partner at: info@darrensilver.com or fax to: 213-384-8285.
Help Wanted: Immigration Attorney
Prestigious Immigration Law Firm, with LA, SF, and NY branches, seeks associate attorney for its Los Angeles office. At least 2 yrs experience in all areas of immigration law, including family and employment based cases, court appearances for removal/deportation, and consular processing. Occasional travel outside LA area. Fax or e-mail resume, salary requirements, + writing sample to Office Manager at (818) 543-5802 or attorney@gurfinkel.com.
Help Wanted: Immigration Attorney
Farmington Hills, MI - Established immigration law practice seeks associate with at least 1-2 years of experience in H-1B, L-1, O-1, O-2, P-3, TN. Attend AOS interviews. Must have good writing skills. Benefits include health insurance. Salary commensurate with experience. Send your resume + writing sample to: Jeffrey A. Weisberg at jeff@gowda.com or fax to (248) 932-1909. EOE.
Help Wanted: Immigration Paralegal
San Francisco, CA - Morgan, Lewis & Bockius seeks two immigration paralegals to assist with a wide variety of immigration matters, including: H-1B, TN, L-1, E-1/E-2, labor certs, and AOS/consular processing applications; outbound visa processing to support outbound visa programs; excellent written/oral communication skills; fluency in either Japanese or Chinese required. Ideal candidate is results-oriented individual who works well under pressure, and can prioritize and balance competing demands. Minimum of 2, no more than 5 years business immigration experience required. Bachelor's degree preferred; paralegal certificate or appropriate signed declaration from an active member of CA bar required. EOE. Apply at www.morganlewis.com.
Help Wanted: Immigration Attorneys
The internationally reputed Murthy Law Firm seeks senior level associates
with 5+ years' experience in business immigration law. Our practice is
dynamic and fast paced with high volume work that lends itself to varied
creative solutions within the framework of the law. Applicants must have
prior work experience in H1B and nonimmigrant options as well as an in-depth
understanding of immigrant processing procedures. We have created a fully
customized, sophisticated case-management system and expect the attorney to
supervise paralegals and support staff. Good writing and analytical skills
are required. Work is in beautiful, scenic Owings Mills, Maryland,
convenient to rural settings and to the culture of Baltimore city. We offer
a family friendly and collegial atmosphere. Please email resume and cover
letter to Kim Rutherford at hr@murthy.com or fax 410-356-4140. All
communication will be treated in confidence.
Credential Evaluation And Translation
As the nation's leader in foreign credential evaluations and translations, American Evaluation and Translation Service, Inc. (AETS) provides the most competitive rates in the industry – $50 educational evaluations, as well as $200 'expert opinion' work experience and position evaluations completed by PhD university professors who have the "authority to grant college level credit for work experience and/or training." AETS offers a variety of turn-around times, including same-day service for educational, work experience, and position evaluations. For list of rates and times, see: http://aetsinternational.com/applicationforevaluationservices.pdf. AETS also provides certified translations in 100+ languages, with translators that are specialists in 80+ fields. For a copy of the Application for Credential Evaluation and Translation Services, please contact AETS at (786) 276-8190, visit http://www.aetsinternational.com, or email: info@aetsinternational.com.
comingsNgoings
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New Offices - San Antonio, TX
Javier N. Maldonado proudly announces the formation of The Law Office of Javier N. Maldonado, P.C. specializing in employment/labor, immigration and general civil litigation. 601 Howard, San Antonio, TX 78212. Tel: 210-277-1603. Fax: 210-225-3958. jmaldonado7@satx.rr.com.
Letters
Readers are welcome to share their comments, email: editor@ilw.com (300-words or fewer preferred). Many letters to the Editor refer to past correspondence, available in our archives.
Dear Editor:
People of some sections are asserting that if illegals are not in the
US, we could not get potatoes, tomatoes etc at the price what we are
getting now. Furthermore, they are saying that these illegals are very
hard working people, paying taxes to the government and doing only
those works that no USCs and LPRs are willing to do. The immigration
reform bill proposed by the Senate Judiciary Committee has a provision of guest worker programs, and this program also seems to have full support of President Bush. Congress should pass this immigration reform bill allowing the present illegals to be
included into guest workers program provided that their status of guest
worker will never be adjusted to any other kind of visa category.
S. Salike
Dear Editor:
Cyril's letter (04/03/06 OD) hopes Congress passes a bill to "allow millions of illegals to stay in the USA." No, the bill would make them legal. They would then be replaced by millions of new illegals to do the jobs legal aliens won't do.
Bill Glenn
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