* This is a two-day event (11/13 - 11/14).

In this time of enhanced enforcement, this two-day family-based immigration law training provides updated information and analysis on selected topics in family-based immigration, including enhanced risks to applicants of being placed in removal proceedings if their petitions or applications are denied.

Topics:

• Exposure to enforcement in family-based immigration, including a review of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’ guidance on Notices to Appear and Requests for Evidence
• Documenting family relationships
• Navigating conditional residency
• Updates and practice tips on adjustment of status and consular processing
• Updates on public charge inadmissibility and the affidavit of support
• Documenting family relationships
• Submission of arrest records
• Potential immigration consequences of marijuana use
• Assessing client inadmissibility based on misrepresentation, false claim to citizenship and smuggling
• Waivers of Inadmissibility

Registration:

To register for this event, or for more information, click here.