7. Whether services are performed in-house or by outside counsel, they are performed or overseen by staff in a campus office. At your institution, which office performs services or oversees outside counsel?

• Also have in-house paralegal to assist with immigration
• General counsel oversees all but J and F which are done by Int'l office
• Office of the Provost.
• ISO oversees, GC participates.
• The contract is handled by the Legal Counsel. Under state law, only the General Counsel can authorize any outside attorney to represent the university. If a department wishes to use the outside counsel, the request is sent to the International Office which makes a recommendation and forwards the request to the Provost's office. If approved, it is forwarded to the General Counsel's office which sends the formal request to the outside attorney. Billing and the G-28 are handled by the General Counsel, but the actual petition is reviewed and signed by someone in the International Office.
• International admissions person also overseas faculty employment authorizations
• Student intl matters handed by Intl Services office. Employment intl matters are handled by general counsel office.
• The International Office files USPR petitions for tenure-track faculty. Other positions must be cleared for eligibility by the General Counsel, who must also clear the lawyer. The Intl Office houses the PERM account and oversees subaccounts.
• Works with general counsel
• Both HR and the International Center work with the attorney to liase with the employing/sponsoring campus department.
• We manage our LPR cases, but no attorney can represent the Institute or the Lab without the permission of the Office of General Counsel.
• International Services files in-house petitions. General Counsel oversees outside counsel.
• the attorney general's office on campus + Int'l Services Office plays a role in monitoring/overseeing the immigration work performed my special asst attorney general
• Specifically-International Programs
• General Counsel approves bills and reviews retainer agreements. International office reviews forms and has signed.
• With guidance from General Counsel as needed
• Our in-house counsel reports to someone in Legal Affairs, but we work collaboratively with him. He works directly with the departments and we are not involved.