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: Joel Stewart's BlogUpdate: How to Substitute a New Employer in a PERM Case
By Joel Stewart
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First, I would like to thank Christian S. Allen, Esq., who wrote an article on this topic for the PERM BOOK II. I have written a blog article about this topic before, however, since I was asked to speak about this on an ILW Teleconference last week, I decided to add some new perspectives in today's Blog. As I will explain, although the PERM Rule does not permit substitutions of any kind, substitution of employers is sometimes possible at the DHS during the I-140 petition Process, and, of course, under AC-21 during the adjustment of status process. The problem with...Full post as published by Joel Stewart's Blog on May 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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