Last updated on 23. December, 2007
U.S.Immigration Laws
- The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) was created in 1952 and is the basic body of U.S. immigration law.
- Public Laws Amending the INA posted by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services at USCIS.org
More for Employers
The following resources are for your employer and green card sponsor (if you immigrate via a work visa and not marriage or other non employment based sponsorships).
However, it can help you in finding alternative options regarding the approach to your green card or visa application. It also provides verbiage you might want to use in correspondence with the involved government agencies to prevent misunderstandings that could create issues for you and you immigration process.
- Labor Law assistance materials for compliance with the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), provided by the Department of Labor (DOL).
Immigration Resources Index
- Immigration Resources Home
- My Green Card Process
- The 10 Steps to Getting Your Green Card
- Welcome to the United States of America
- DOL and USCIS Processing Times and Status Updates
- Visa Bulletin, Immigration Support, Immigration Lawyers, Job Titles
- Labor Certification, Visa and Immigration Forms
- Immigration News and Bulletins
- Diversity Immigrant Program / Green Card Lottery
- U.S.Immigration Laws
- Additional Immigration Resources and Information
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