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Avoid costly H-2B visa mistakes. Learn common employer errors and how Sintsirmas Immigration Law Co. LPA helps businesses nationwide succeed with confidence.
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Explore how Sintsirmas Immigration Law Co. LPA helps skilled workers, professionals, and employers navigate the EB-3 visa process nationwide. Learn eligibility requirements, key steps, and the benefits of working with experienced immigration attorneys. Contact us at 866-668-8727.
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Ohio employers seeking to fill labor shortages through the EB-3 visa program must know the difference between skilled and unskilled worker classifications. This blog explains key distinctions and how Sintsirmas Immigration Law Co. LPA can help employers through the process.
Ohio businesses hiring foreign workers must stay compliant with federal immigration laws. Learn how partnering with an immigration attorney from Sintsirmas Immigration Law Co. LPA can help your company prepare for audits, correct issues, and maintain lawful hiring practices.
Ohio agricultural employers using the H-2A visa program must meet specific requirements related to housing, wages, and transportation. This blog post from Sintsirmas Immigration Law Co. LPA outlines the critical compliance standards to help employers stay within the law and support their seasonal workers.