Unannounced visits are stressful. This immigration site visit HR guide explains who may show up (DOL/FDNS, SEVP, ICE), what they check, and exactly what HR should do. Get checklists for PAFs, I-9s, and STEM OPT plans, a first-responder script, a step-by-step response plan, and a quick training outline for managers and reception.

Green card timelines are longer than ever. With PERM alone taking over 27 months, HR teams need to start planning in Year 3 of H-1B—not Year 5. This article breaks down the 2025 timeline and shows how to stay ahead of risk with a scalable, repeatable process.

From Australia to Brazil, June 2025 brings key immigration changes that HR leaders need to track. This update highlights new visa rules, compliance requirements, and fast-track processes affecting global mobility programs and international hiring.

Immigration comes up early in the hiring process—but the wrong offer letter language can create confusion, risk, or false expectations. This guide helps HR teams and recruiters use clear, compliant immigration language that builds trust without overpromising.

I-9 audits can come without warning. This HR-friendly checklist helps you prepare before ICE shows up—covering common red flags, reverification timelines, and practical steps to ensure compliance for both domestic and visa employees.

Immigration may not be your full-time job, but it’s still your responsibility—and your employees are counting on you to get it right. This guide to part-time HR immigration management offers practical steps, mindset shifts, and tools to help you stay ahead without burning out.

HR professionals face high-stakes situations every day—from visa denials to policy changes—and need more than empathy to lead through them. This article breaks down what HR can learn from air traffic controllers, offering practical tools, mental models, and crisis planning strategies to help you stay composed and proactive when the pressure hits.

Immigration policy changes can delay start dates, impact green card timelines, or create uncertainty for your foreign national employees. This HR-focused Q2 2025 update breaks down the latest from USCIS and the DOL—what changed, why it matters, and what you should do next.

Canada has a national talent strategy. The U.S. has paperwork. This article breaks down what Canadian companies are doing right in immigration—and how U.S.-based HR leaders can adopt a more strategic mindset, even within a slower system.

HR burnout doesn’t always come from big crises—it comes from the constant stream of small, well-meaning Slack messages that disrupt systems, ignore boundaries, and chip away at credibility. This article breaks down why those “quick questions” hit so hard—and what HR leaders can say to protect their time, authority, and trust.

Just because your immigration attorney responds eventually doesn’t mean you’re getting the support you deserve. This article gives HR leaders a clear checklist for evaluating their immigration partner—and tools to advocate for better communication, visibility, and trust.

Employers can alternatively virtually inspect Form I-9 documents for their employees.

Work visas like the H-1B, L-1A and L-1B have a maximum term limit after which the employer cannot extend their visa. Here's how to calculate

An immigration policy is necessary to set right expectations and to improve experience for your foreign national employees. Here's a sample.