Issue #017 | March 2004
CONTENTS:
- Immigration Law Seminar Series Planned
- H-1B Cap Reached - What Now?
- U.S. - VISIT
- Global Visas
- H-2B Nonimmigrant Visas Reach Cap
- IRS, SSN & ITIN – Oh My
- Applying for a Visa? Security Checks Likely
- Congressional Update
- Global Immigration Seminars
- What’s New at GT?
- Resources
ABOUT THE IMMIGRATION OBSERVER
The GT Business Immigration Observer is published by the business
immigration practice group at Greenberg
Traurig. GT, Of Counsel, Dawn M. Lurie serves as the Editor. The
newsletter contains information concerning trends and recent developments
in immigration law. Moreover, the authors analyze and report on relevant
immigration related issues as well as legislative issues. Finally, the
GT Observer serves as an invaluable resource to individuals, and human
resource managers, recruiters and company executives who must keep current
on these matters.
The GT Business Immigration Observer is published by the business
immigration practice group at Greenberg Traurig. Our newsletter contains
the most recent developments in immigration law. Moreover, the authors
analyze relevant immigration related issues as well as pertinent or
proposed legislation. Finally, the GT Newsletter serves as an invaluable
resource to individuals, and human resource managers who must keep current
on these matters.
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