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Business Immigration

Business immigration generally falls into two areas: temporary work visas and permanent ones. Employers and foreign workers have special rights and responsibilities and failing to observe the rules can lead to serious trouble. 

Employment-based immigration is a complex area with many opportunities and a few traps for the unwary. Like other legal codes, buried within it are different ways of accomplishing the same thing. Many companies seeking to employ a foreign worker in the United States have several considerations and at least a few ways to accomplish their goals.

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