J Visa 5 Year Rule and 24 Month Bar FAQ Q: What is the 5 year rule? A: Previously, international visitors and employees on J visas could only stay 3 years in this status (unless they were subject to the 2 year home r

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CITY OF RUTLAND, NORTH DAKOTA HOME RULE CHARTER Article 1 – Incorporation The inhabitants of the City of Rutland, NORTH DAKOTA, within the corporate limits as now established, or as established later in the manner prov

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Alaska Statutes Governing Consolidation and Procedures for Consolidation Sec[removed]Merger and consolidation. (a) Two or more municipalities may merge or consolidate to form a single general law or home rule municip

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Health Insurance Exchanges Final Rule HHS released the final rule on the health insurance Exchanges established in the ACA. This side-by-side compares ACP’s public comment recommendations with the language from the fin

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United States Department of Labor References Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) On September 17, 2013, the United States Department of Labor (DOL) released the Final Rule that amended in-home care regulations to extend the

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MEDICARE REBASING Medically Underserved Populations Proposed Medicare Cuts of 14% Threaten Low Income, Very Ill Beneficiaries The draft home health prospective payment system rule issued by the Centers for Medicare and

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Local Hatch Act[removed]BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, that this act may be cited as the “Prohibition on Government Employee Engagement in Political Activity Act of 2013”. Sec. 2 Definitions.

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ENH1089 Urban Turf Fertilizer Rule for Home Lawn Fertilization1 Laurie E. Trenholm2 As of December 31, 2007, anyone who fertilizes a home lawn will have to comply with a new state

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Proposed Council Manager Governance History Constitutional Home Rule adopted in 1960 allows cities in Kansas to determine their own form of government, and the Charter Ordinance is one method to change governance. The

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Weigh in on Your State’s Plan for Home and Community-Based Services Help Ensure Your State Is Compliant with Federal Regulations In January 2014, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) published a rule de

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