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About This Site - Canada to U.S. Business Immigration

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CONTENTS - ABOUT SITE

• Navigate
• Who Should Use This Site
• Purpose
• Our Philosophy

Navigate

Here are four ways to navigate:

1. Search this site.
2. Contents-Home Page. Contains links to all pages on this site.
3. Our ten most popular pages. You'll probably end up on one of these pages anyway---most readers do.
4. Use the navigation bar on the bottom of each page:
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Who Should Use This Site

This service is for these organizations:

• Canadian companies doing business in the U.S., and
• U.S. companies hiring Canadians.

This information is for these people:

• human resource managers,
• project managers
• relocation managers,
• executive recruiters and
• Canadian transferees.

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Purpose

Use this information to get the right person, to the right place, at the right time. Here's how:

• Companies use human resources efficiently by assigning people internationally without border restrictions.
• Manufacturers use NAFTA immigration to eliminate duplication and consolidate operations.
• Human resource managers fill job openings quicker by drawing from a huge North American pool of applicants.
• Canadians find better jobs quicker by sending resumes to U.S. employers.

Our goal is:

• complete coverage of U.S. immigration issues concerning Canadians.
• related non-immigration topics for Canada to U.S. employee transfers.

This site does not contain comprehensive information on general immigration issues; other Web sites already contain that information.

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Our Philosophy

• Sacrifice bells and whistles for speed and content. Use simple and small graphics to speed accessibility for 14.4 kbs modems. (25% of our readers turn off the in-line graphics anyway.) No frames for now.
• Stick to our knitting. Tightly focused content to avoid replicating Internet materials on other sites.
• Updates only when necessary---not for their own sake. Update schedule:
  • Once or more per month
  • When new materials become available
  • When immigration law or practice changes
• The lawyer as Webmaster. The person working with the law, works with the Web.
• Simple organization. Two hierarchical levels:
  • Level 1: The Home Page and Contents
  • Level 2: Subsidiary pages (you're on one now)

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