Siskind, Susser, Haas & Chang (“SSHC”), the publishers of Siskind’s Immigration Bulletin and the first immigration law firm in the nation with a World Wide Web site, has premiered its new SSHC Immigration Forms Center where readers will have free access to over 75 government forms and instructions from the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the Department of State, the Department of Labor and the United States Information Agency. SSHC plans to add at least 50 more forms over the next several weeks. The forms web site can be reached by visiting the firm’s home page at http://visalaw.wpengine.com.
The firm is using Adobe Acrobat software to compress the forms for fast downloading. The Adobe Acrobat reader is free to the public and can be downloaded by following a link at SSHC’s web site. The software is the same as that currently used by the Internal Revenue Service at that agency’s popular forms page.
“We see this site filling a great public need,” states Greg Siskind, the site’s designer and SSHC’s founding partner. “Persons seeking immigration forms frequently find themselves waiting weeks to receive forms from government agencies, having to travel great distances to pick up forms at INS offices and then having to wait in long lines just to pick up a single form. At the SSHC Immigration Forms Center, readers will be able to find just about any immigration form and download it in seconds.”
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