What Is the PED (Petition End Date) Listed on My Visa?
The Petition End Date (PED) on your U.S. visa indicates when your immigration authorization expires. Learn how it affects your stay, work eligibility, and visa compliance.
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How Employers Can Prepare for H-1B Site Visits
USCIS is increasing H-1B site visits through phone and email inquiries. Employers must ensure compliance with worksite rules, job duties, and pay structures to avoid penalties and visa revocation. Learn how to prepare for FDNS audits and protect your business.
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Understanding TN Visa Revocation: Key Reasons and Processes
The TN Visa, available to Canadian and Mexican professionals under the USMCA, is a valuable tool for working in the U.S. However, understanding the grounds for TN Visa revocation is essential. Revocation can occur automatically if an employer goes out of business or by notice if employment terms change significantly. Knowing these rules and maintaining compliance helps TN Visa holders avoid complications and keep their visa status secure.
Can I Telework or Commute while on a TN Visa?
Discover the evolving landscape of telework under a TN visa. This article delves into the regulations outlined in 9 FAM 402.17-5(A) Employment, exploring when telecommuting is permissible, the business requirements, and the crucial considerations for TN visa holders.