Permanent Immigration Status Sample Clauses

Permanent Immigration Status. The University shall sponsor a current Lecturer for Legal Permanent Residency (LPR) if the University determines in its reasonable discretion that sponsorship advances the University’s plans to continue employment of the Lecturer, considering the relevant circumstances as determined by the University. If the University sponsors a Lecturer for LPR, the University shall pay for all associated costs of the sponsorship and application process for the Lecturer’s application. Nothing in this Article precludes a Lecturer from pursuing LPR status without University sponsorship. The University’s sponsorship for permanent immigration status does not guarantee the Lecturer’s continued employment with the University, and there is no guarantee that any visa status can be obtained for a sponsored Lecturer, as the process depends upon factors outside of the University’s control.
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