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🚨 URGENT H-1B ALERT: Major rule changes just went into effect February 1st, 2025 — and most employers are NOT prepared.

The Department of Homeland Security quietly implemented the most significant H-1B visa reforms in over three decades. These aren't minor adjustments. These are fundamental changes that could result in petition DENIALS if you don't adapt immediately.

Immigration attorneys across the country are scrambling. HR departments are overhauling their entire processes. And employers who ignore these changes? They're about to face consequences they never anticipated.

What's really at stake here goes far beyond what mainstream coverage is telling you.

📋 KEY CHANGES COVERED IN THIS VIDEO:
• The NEW specialty occupation definition employers must meet
• Enhanced employer-employee relationship requirements
• Third-party placement rules that caught everyone off guard
• Documentation standards that make old templates USELESS
• Site visit protocols and what triggers them
• How USCIS is coordinating with DOL and ICE for enforcement
• The 7 critical compliance steps every employer needs NOW

🔍 WHO NEEDS TO WATCH THIS:
✅ HR Professionals & Talent Acquisition Teams
✅ Immigration Attorneys & Paralegals
✅ Business Owners Sponsoring H-1B Workers
✅ In-House Corporate Counsel
✅ Compliance Officers
✅ H-1B Visa Holders (Know Your Rights)
✅ International Students Planning OPT to H-1B

📢 STAY INFORMED:
The H-1B landscape is changing rapidly. New guidance, enforcement actions, and policy updates are happening weekly. Don't get caught off guard.

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⚠️ LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
This video is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created by viewing this content. Immigration law is complex and constantly changing. Every case is unique. Consult with a qualified immigration attorney licensed in your jurisdiction before making any decisions regarding your H-1B petitions or immigration status. The information presented reflects our understanding as of the publication date and may not reflect subsequent regulatory changes or policy updates.

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