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Crimes That Make US Visa or Green Card Applicants Inadmissible

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When applying for a US visa or green card, there are numerous factors that immigration authorities take into account. To determine an applicant’s eligibility, they evaluate his or her criminal history. Certain criminal convictions can render an individual inadmissible. Simply stated, it means that they are ineligible for a visa or green card. Here, we […]

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Contesting Unemployment Benefits Claim In Arizona

Leave a Comment / Employment Law / Karen

Arizona employers have the right to contest an employee’s claim if he or she is believed to be ineligible. One of the common reasons is that an employee was let go for inappropriate conduct. Here are the steps in contesting an ineligible employee’s unemployment benefits claim in Arizona: Notification of Claim Filed The Arizona Department

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