Assistance to Human Resource Departments & In-House Counsel
Assistance to Human Resource Departments & In-House Counsel
The immigration lawyers in our Michigan office can provide services to human resource departments and to in-house counsel which include:
- Free initial consultation to Human Resource Managers or Attorneys who need immigration law assistance.
- Consultation with Human Resource Managers and In-house counsel and staff by telephone or by company visit to review immigration work and handle complex, difficult matters, as needed.
- I-9 and Labor Condition Application compliance review: Companies that are not properly keeping records for their H-1B employees or for the I-9 forms can face stiff penalties. We can assist by reviewing compliance procedures.
- Conducting seminars and workshops tailored to the Human Resource Department, to provide a better understanding of areas of immigration law relevant to their work;
- Conducting luncheon meetings on premises with alien employees collectively to provide an update and to answer questions;
- Reviewing current immigration procedures for multi-national corporations and recommend various visas that may be applicable, depending on the client's type of business; and,
- Conducting sophisticated research utilizing our elaborate research in order to analyze difficult situations faced by Human Resource departments.
Please contact us for further information.
You may wish to review the following articles which may be of interest to you regarding your foreign national workers:
Business and Corporate Work Visas and Other Non-Immigrant Categories in the U.S.
H-1B Change of Employer – Visa Portability
F-1 International Student Employment (CPT/OPT)
Employment-Based Immigration to the U.S.
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The Law Firm of Antone, Casagrande & Adwers, P.C. helps individuals and businesses worldwide with all of their US immigration needs including employment visas, obtaining green cards for business and corporate employees and family members, visas for doctors, nurses, therapists, and other health care workers, together with waivers for physicians under J visa training program, labor certifications (PERM), national interest waivers, marriage-based adjustments and green cards, fiancee visas, family immigration preferences, students, naturalization and citizenship, including medical waivers, asylum, deportation, hardship waivers, voluntary departure and removal. We serve clients in southeast Michigan including the Detroit Metro area, Ann Arbor, and Lansing. With offices in Farmington Hills, MI, we are close to Southfield, Troy, West Bloomfield, Birmingham, Novi, Rochester and Auburn Hills in Oakland County; Canton, Plymouth, Dearborn, and Detroit in Wayne County; Warren, Sterling Heights, and Mount Clemens in Macomb County; Brighton and Howell in Livingston County; Lansing in Ingham County; City of Monroe in Monroe County, Ann Arbor in Washtenaw County; Grand Rapids in Kent County; Battle Creek in Calhoun County; Kalamazoo in Kalamazoo County; Benton Harbor in Berrien County; Holland in Ottawa County; Flint in Genesee County; Ludington in Mason County; Muskegon in Muskegon County; and Traverse City in Grand Traverse County, Michigan. Although many of our clients are located in the tri-county area of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb, we also serve clients in many cities and states in the U.S. including Cleveland, Toledo and Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago, Illinois; Milwaukee and Green Bay, Wisconsin; Indianapolis, Indiana; Buffalo, New York; Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego, California; Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona; Dallas, Houston, El Paso and Galveston, Texas; Miami, Florida; Washington D.C.; Virginia, Minnesota, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and many others. In addition to the United States, we also serve Canadian nationals from numerous provinces in Canada, including Toronto and Windsor in Ontario; Montreal in Quebec; Halifax in Nova Scotia; and Vancouver, British Columbia. We also serve cities and countries such as London, England; Scotland and other countries of the United Kingdom (U.K.); Mexico, Paris, France; Frankfurt and Berlin, Germany; Tokyo, Japan; India; Brazil; Rome, Italy; Shanghai and Beijing, China; Belgium; the Philippines, and many other countries in Europe, Asia and South America. |
