May 25, 2012
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    Tracker was founded in 1998 with a vision of solving our market’s immigration and compliance challenges with innovation and excellence. Since that time, our philosophy has been to continually strive to build the most creative, effective, streamlined solutions that technology and smart people can create. We don’t just build cool software. We make our customers’ lives easier.

    Tracker software bridges the gap between our clients’ day-to-day challenges and the ever-changing regulatory environment. Our cutting edge technology team works closely with our Best Practice Managers, staff attorneys and client driven Product Development Council to ensure that our Form I-9 compliance solutions and immigration law software are unbeatable at curing real-world pain points in your business processes.

    We currently service more than 400 clients, including 80% of the largest immigration law firms, over 100 Fortune 1000 companies, 14 past presidents of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and dozens of universities.

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Brian Fancher
Best Practices Manager
Brian Fancher has a unique blend of practical and professional experience with I-9 and immigration rules.  He worked as a legal professional at one of the nation's highest volume...

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