Immigration
Feb. 26, 2018
Lawyers may charge more for contracted out H-1B visa holders
Business immigration attorneys say new requirements could lead to significant increases in cost and time for attorneys and clients.
Business immigration attorneys say new requirements for third party placement of workers on high-skilled visas could lead to significant increases in cost and time for attorneys and their company clients.
In a memo released Thursday evening U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services outlined additional evidence that will now be required from companies that hire employees using H-1B visas and then contract them out to a third party.
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