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States Receive Federal Grants to Process PERM Applications

By Joel Stewart

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Have you ever wondered about the separation between State and Federal Governments in the context of PERM applications? PERM is a federal law and a federal program that occurs in the federal environment. However, the States are called upon to provide services for in-state PERM processing. The states assist employers to place 30-day job orders as part of the recruitment effort and to prepare prevailing wage determinations for job offers. The Federal Government also requires State assistance for H-1, H-2 and E-3 visas. Each SWA has an Annual Plan that must be submitted with required information to obtain Federal funds...

Full post as published by Joel Stewart's Blog on September 21, 2009 (boomark / email).

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