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Get Prepared for H-1B Visa 2025 Registration and Cap Season!

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Are you prepared for the upcoming H-1B Lottery Registration?

Now is the time for HR Managers to start preparing for the H-1B lottery registration that opens on March 6, 2024. With only 16 registration days available, it is crucial for employers to prepare required documents and information ahead to register on time.

Join immigration attorneys Sarah Bileti, Ann Lee, and Samantha Wolfe to learn about the latest H-1B lottery registration updates. Alleviate stress and uncertainty—we’ll arm you with proactive H-1B contingency planning strategies.

  • H-1B registration process and eligibility.
  • Understanding the H-1B lottery process.
  • Recent DHS/USCIS updates and registration process changes.
  • Cap-Gap considerations for F-1 students: critical considerations for international students with OPT.
  • Learn effective contingency planning strategies when talented specialty workers are not selected in the H-1B Cap Season lottery.

Don't miss this opportunity to equip yourself with vital information for the upcoming H-1B Visa 2025 Registration and Cap Season.

If you have questions or topics you'd like us to try to cover during this webinar, please submit them here.


Agenda: Thursday, February 29, 2024
1:00 - 2:00 PM MT


Speakers:
Sarah Bileti
Ann Lee
Samantha Wolfe

Location: Webinar Only

Please RSVP by February 28

SHRM credit is pending for this activity.

CLE credit for Colorado is pending.

Questions? Please contact Misti Varga.

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