Videoconference:Sponsoring U.S. Permanent Residency for Eligible WSU International Employees – November 7

Originating in Pullman, this workshop is available state wide via AMS Videoconferencing Services. Taking place from 10:00 a.m.-noon, this workshop is intended to provide departmental administrative contacts with basic information on sponsoring U.S. permanent residency for eligible WSU international employees.  Topics include job advertisement, recruitment documentation, Labor Certification Application, immigration petition for alien worker, application for green card and WSU PR sponsorship policy.

It is important to register in advance. To do so, use the following link to access the course information page within your WSU Online Training Account; then click on the triangular ‘launch’ button to register for the session: https://hrs.wsu.edu/skillsoft/default.aspx?c=ilt_wsu_EQD_921

Please contact Human Resource Services with any questions you may have. hrstraining@wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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