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The New DHS Immigration Process for Noncitizens in the U.S.: Get Ready to Apply!

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59 minutes
Ana Sami
With Ana Sami from Clark Hill PLC
Recorded August 22, 2024
Product ID 99516

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Overview

Eligibility, Deadlines, Application Procedures, and Potential Roadblocks to Overcome

The new Process to Promote the Unity and Stability of Families has created a new path back to legal immigration status for noncitizens who've lived in the U.S. for at least 10 years. DHS estimates that over 500,000 noncitizens could be eligible to access this process. USCIS is about to start accepting applications under the new requirements - do you have everything you need to fully support each claim? If you're an immigration attorney or have a large number of noncitizens among your clients or in your community, this practical guide is for you! Help reunite families and expand your client base - register today!

  • Ensure your clients meet all the eligibility requirements.
  • Walk through the application form and process to avoid missing steps.
  • Learn what documents you'll need to support the application.
  • Review common mistakes that can disqualify the applicant. 
  • Discuss potential roadblocks and fears of potential deportation or detention.

Abbreviated Agenda

  1. Who's Eligible Under the New DHS Process?
  2. Application Form and Procedure
  3. Case Review and Approval Factors
  4. Follow-up and Appeals Options
  5. The Pros and Cons of Pursuing the New Process: The Possibility of Removal or Prosecution
  6. Potential Roadblocks and Legal Challenges

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Credit Status Total
Alaska CLE Approved 1 Total
Arkansas CLE Approved 1 Total
Arizona CLE Approved 1 Total
California CLE Approved 1 Total
Colorado CLE Approved 1 Total
Connecticut CLE Approved 1 Total
Delaware CLE Approved 1 Total
Florida CLE Approved 1 Total
Hawaii CLE Approved 1 Total
Iowa CLE Upon Request 1 Total
Idaho CLE Approved 1 Total
Illinois CLE Approved 1 Total
Kansas CLE Upon Request 1 Total
Louisiana CLE Upon Request 1 Total
Maine CLE Approved 1 Total
Minnesota CLE Approved 1 Total
Missouri CLE Approved 1.2 Total
Northern Mariana Islands CLE Approved 1 Total
Montana CLE Upon Request 1 Total
North Dakota CLE Approved 1 Total
Nebraska CLE Approved 1 Total
New Hampshire CLE Approved 1 Total
New Mexico CLE Approved 1 Total
Nevada CLE Approved 1 Total
New York CLE Approved 1 Total
Oklahoma CLE Approved 1 Total
Oregon CLE Upon Request 1 Total
Pennsylvania CLE Approved 1 Total
Vermont CLE Approved 1 Total
Washington CLE Approved 1 Total
Wisconsin CLE Approved 1 Total
West Virginia CLE Approved 1.2 Total
Wyoming CLE Upon Request 1 Total
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  1. The New DHS Immigration Process for Noncitizens in the U.S.: Get Ready to Apply!

    1. Who's Eligible Under the New DHS Process?
    2. Application Form and Procedure
    3. Case Review and Approval Factors
    4. Follow-up and Appeals Options
    5. The Pros and Cons of Pursuing the New Process: The Possibility of Removal or Prosecution
    6. Potential Roadblocks and Legal Challenges

Who Should Attend

This legal course is designed for attorneys. Paralegals will also benefit.

Speakers

Ana Sami
Ana
Sami
Clark Hill PLC
Speaker bio
Ana Sami

Ana Sami

Clark Hill PLC
Ana Sami

is an accomplished immigration attorney at Clark Hill PLC, where she is dedicated to providing experienced legal representation in asylum, adjustment of status, naturalization, consular processing, federal litigation, and various other immigration processes. She has focused extensively on affirmative asylum filings, family-based immigration, naturalization, asylum, and waivers of inadmissibility for crimes, fraud, and unlawful presence with a particular emphasis on Immigration Court removal proceedings. Ms. Sami is well-versed in consular processing and understands the nuances of different consulates worldwide. With a background that includes serving as a law clerk for the Department of Justice, Office of Immigration Litigation (OIL) and working as an interpreter for immigration and asylum interviews, she brings a wealth of experience to her practice. Ms. Sami earned her B.S. degree from The George Washington University, Washington; her masters degree in international political economy of resources from The Colorado School of Mines; and her J.D. degree from Catholic University of America.

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