Calendar of Events

Expert panelists on this intermediate-to-advanced seminar will address the unique challenges faced by Afghan parolees, focusing on re-parole, adjustment of status, and asylum. Participants will gain practical insights into handling complex I-730 matters, navigating terrorism-related inadmissibility

Earlier in FY 2025, USCIS implemented its “beneficiary-centric” selection process for registrations by employers. What have immigration attorneys learned since? Should practitioners approach anything differently for the FY2026 H-1B cap season?

In an era of digital transformation, USCIS has made strides towards streamlining immigration processes through the myUSCIS online platform. Panelists will discuss the critical aspects and benefits of electronic filing for family and humanitarian-based cases.

When you receive the appointment notice for your client’s employment-based adjustment of status (AOS) interview, do you get a sinking feeling and ask yourself the questions “Why was this scheduled?” and “What do I do next?”

L-1s are subject to extensive requests for evidence (RFEs), high denial rates, and unpredictability for attorneys and clients. Defining and documenting L-1A “managers” and “executives,” as well as L-1B “specialized knowledge” individuals, is increasingly challenging for practitioners.

South Florida Chapter 46th Annual Immigration Law Update, February 19-21, 2025, Miami, FL. This event is being presented by AILA's South Florida Chapter. This event is not being organized by the AILA National Office.

Panelists will address critical issues related to I-601A provisional waivers, I-212 waivers, in absentia orders, and the strategic use of INA §212(d)(3) waivers. They will also delve into the complexities of consular processing, focusing on intricate cases that challenge even the most seasoned.

February 27-28, 2025, Zoom. This event is being presented by AILA's Missouri/Kansas Chapter. This event is not being organized by the AILA National Office.

2025 Georgia-Alabama Chapter Annual Conference, February 28 – March 1, 2025, Atlanta, GA. This event is being presented by AILA's Georgia-Alabama Chapter. This event is not being organized by the AILA National Office.

With significant backlogs in other immigration avenues, the EB-5 investor lawful permanent resident (Green Card) program has become an increasingly attractive option. The program has received new life with the passing of the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022 (RIA), which introduced set-aside.