Flexibility with regarding to physical document inspection for I-9 compliance extended 30 days to June 18.
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About Kate Drabecki
Kate is a member of the Immigration Group, where she provides counsel on employment-based temporary and permanent visa categories to small and medium-sized for-profit organizations and large multinational companies, as well as on family-based permanent residence applications to individual clients and exclusion/deportation defense. Kate's clients include companies in such industries as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, financial services, engineering, information technology, and agriculture.
About Alexander Castrodale
Alex is the Chair of the Immigration Group and focuses on employment-based immigration, including temporary and permanent visas, family-based immigration, naturalization and exclusion/deportation defense. He gained an insider's perspective of all facets of immigration law by working for the U.S. Department of Justice and traveling extensively around the world.
About Matt Phillips
Matt has been practicing immigration law for more than twenty years, has been selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America for the last twelve consecutive years, and was recognized by his peers as the 2018 Pittsburgh Immigration Law “Lawyer of the Year,” one of only two lawyers so recognized in Pennsylvania. His practice focuses on employment-based immigration, including employer compliance and workforce enforcement issues, global/outbound immigration, family-based immigration, naturalization, and exclusion/deportation defense.
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