Articles, tagged with "department of homeland security", page 1

Bretz & Coven, NYC Immigration Lawyers

As a New York immigration attorney working at Bretz & Coven, I saw the nightly news, and I considered why no one else appeared to understand that our porous southern borders were open gates for Middle Eastern terrorists. Perhaps it was fresh on my own min... Read >
Author: BretzCoven

Blood Warmer Devices: Which are the Areas of Use?

Giving chilled blood intravenously is amongst the lesser-known factors behind hypothermia, however the outcomes might be just as risky as hypothermia attributable to climate exposure. To protect your clinical patients as well as personal injury victims fr... Read >
Author: Chris

Visiting the US without a Visa

A citizen of an alien country who pursues to enter the United States (U.S.) normally must first obtain a U.S. visa, which is placed in the traveler’s passport, a travel document dispensed by the traveler’s country of citizenship. Purpose of Visa Havin... Read >
Author: hazel Ickes

Who needs a re-entry permit during travel outside US?

When the citizens or lawful permanent resident leave the country for an extended period of time in some countries they require a re-entry permit. A resident foreigner in the US, while maintaining his/her permanent residency, if he/she plans to travel abro... Read >
Author: Nancy

Important to be a green card holder to apply for US citizenship!

Immigration status referred to as lawful permanent residency authorizes a person on a permanent basis to live and work in the US. The INS Form I-151 formerly Alien Registration Card or Alien Registration Receipt Card, now referred to as United States Perm... Read >
Author: Nancy

Dual Visa Intent

A common requirement for a non immigrant classification is that the foreign national seeking such classification have non immigrant intent rather than immigrant intent. In simple terms, the foreign national should not intend to remain permanently in the ... Read >
Author: Samuel Beckett

White House Unveils Cyber-Security Proposals to Guard Critical Infrastructure

eWeek, By Fahmida Y. Rashid, May 13, 2011 The long-awaited cyber-security proposals from the White House address who protects critical infrastructure and calls for a federal data-breach-notification law. The Obama administration has unveiled a cyber-se... Read >
Author: Donald W. Carroll

E-Verify Database Now Available to South Carolina Business Licensing Authorities Through E-Verify

The U.S. Supreme Court recently upheld an Arizona law which found that states could require the use of the federal government's "E-Verify" employment verification system in issuing business licenses in that state. In a complex decision, a divided 5-3 Su... Read >
Author: Staff Writer

Arizona's E-Verify Law Paves a New National Landscape for Employers

The E-Verify system used by the Department of Homeland Security to electronically verify employment eligibility for new employees. In the past, its use has been voluntary for federal employers; Arizona has now made it mandatory for all employers within ... Read >
Author: Staff Writer

What does pre employment screening service stand for?

Employment screening is tremendously imperative to make sure the entrance of workers with the right qualifications & character & recommendation into a business organization. But for this it's secure and quick to take benefit of IT solutions. The price for... Read >
Author: rohit15sharma30

USIS,USCIS,INS,Immigration and Naturalization Office

The USIS is the acronym for the United States Information Service. It is the overseas name for the no longer existing United States Information Agency. The USIS is a name that was sometimes used in the past, both officially and non-officially, to refer to... Read >
Author: brentwood

Free trade zone panama: perfect solution for trade and business

Panama City is known for its contribution in trade area. At the entrance of the Panama Canal, free trade zone panama is located. This place is considered as the second largest free trade zone in the world. And the first is located at Western Hemisphere. H... Read >
Author: Jenny

U.S Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Service (BCIS)

BCIS, also known as the Bureau of Citizenship and immigration service was formed in the act of Homeland Security in the year 2002. The name BCIS did not make it a long way, therefore, it was reformed by another name 2 years after its establishment. These ... Read >
Author: michaelwalker

What is the USCIS?

The Unites States of America is often described as a "Melting Pot". People from all over the world immigrate here in search of a better life for themselves and/or their families. Others come here seeking an advanced education at our colleges and universit... Read >
Author: JennyMartin

How To Adjust The Status Of A Conditional Visa Under Current U.S. Immigration Law

Many foreign nationals who come to the United States will try to adjust the type of visa they hold. Most often the change sought is to convert their current visa into a green card so that they can become a lawful permanent resident. For instance, if a U... Read >
Author: Florida Law Group

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