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ARTICLE · 14 SEPTEMBER 2015

Some Employers May Be Able To Utilize Foreign Talent Without An H-1B

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With an estimated 148,000 petitions rejected from this year's H-1B cap lottery, employers are struggling to come up with creative options to secure the talent they need to conduct business in the US.

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With an estimated 148,000 petitions rejected from this year's H-1B cap lottery, employers are struggling to come up with creative options to secure the talent they need to conduct business in the US. The Mintz Levin immigration team has outlined a number of different legally viable options for employers to explore in order to ensure their personnel needs are met.

The Mintz Levin Immigration Blog is doing a series on alternatives to the H-1B visa. So far they have covered the B-1 visa, foreign trade and treaty visas, and concurrent H-1B employment.

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