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13
Dec.
Section Call
Join the Removal Defense Section for this quarterly call to hear its members discuss the topic of Matter of Fernandes, claims processing and questioning the validity of in absentia orders.
14
Dec.
Web Seminar
Employers frequently look for the most expeditious way to move workers across international offices. Strategic planning regarding nonimmigrant status is key to achieving an efficient outcome.
15
Dec.
Roundtable
Explore what’s new with electronic filing and USCIS. Join us for a dynamic roundtable discussion on the latest developments in USCIS electronic customer service tools and e-filing*. Learn how to effectively use these tools and how to prepare your practice for USCIS’ transition to online submission.
10
Jan.
Section Call
Join the Federal Court Litigation Section for our January Section call, during which members will discuss how to use mandamus actions to advance your clients’ interests, including multi-plaintiff mandamus actions.
11
Jan.
Web Seminar
Since the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) was passed, its interpretation and implementation by USCIS, the State Department, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and the courts continues to perplex many practitioners.
18
Jan.
19
Jan.
Conferences
National parks, skiing, snowmobiling, and immigration law! The 2024 AILA Midwinter Conference and Webcast has it all! Join your colleagues at The Cloudveil Resort in Jackson Hole, WY, to learn about the latest developments in the law and techniques to sharpen your skills.
20
Jan.
Conferences
Midwinter Board of Governors Meeting
January 20, 2024 Jackson Hole, Wyoming (Time TBD)
23
Jan.
Web Seminar
Are your workdays filled with the alphabet soup of employment-based visa options? Are you looking to add a new immigration-related acronym to your otherwise corporate vernacular?
24
Jan.
25
Jan.
Chapter Events
2024 Canada Chapter Annual Conference January 24, 2024
25
Jan.
Web Seminar
Are you confused about particular social groups (PSGs)? You are not alone. Courts have been inconsistent on the subject.