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President’s Plan Spells Delays for Travelers

By Kelli Stout on December 8, 2015
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Do you travel outside the U.S. or have employees who do? Our immigration team emphasizes changes that travelers can expect in light of the President’s recently announced plans to combat the threat of terrorism in this recent legal alert.

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Kelli focuses her practice on business immigration law, representing a wide range of employers in obtaining and maintaining employment authorization for foreign national employees on a temporary and permanent basis. Kelli advises employers on workplace compliance matters, including proper completion and maintenance of…

Kelli focuses her practice on business immigration law, representing a wide range of employers in obtaining and maintaining employment authorization for foreign national employees on a temporary and permanent basis. Kelli advises employers on workplace compliance matters, including proper completion and maintenance of Form I-9 and E-Verify participation. Kelli also assists foreign national investors and entrepreneurs in their long-term immigration planning.

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