Join co-authors of The U Visa, Jessica Farb, Sally Kinoshita, and Catherine Seitz, for the latest information on U nonimmigrant adjustment of status, petitioning family members of U nonimmigrants through the I-929 petition process, travel and...

During this advanced webinar, we will review some of the more complicated issues that arise when handling acquisition and derivation of citizenship, as well as INA § 322 citizenship for children. Using examples and the ILRC’s easy to read charts, we...

This webinar will provide an introduction to seeking SIJS findings in child custody proceedings in family court, with a focus on California law. It will also cover frequently asked questions regarding jurisdiction, service abroad, and procedural...

This engaging webinar will cover the basic requirements for naturalization. It is an introductory webinar designed for people entering the field of naturalization and those who need a basic review.

For those already familiar with family basics, this webinar will focus on the adjustment of status process for individuals pursuing permanent resident status through a family petition here in the United States.

In this webinar, ILRC attorneys will dig deeper into ICE’s new enforcement priorities and how those affect a DACA or DAPA case. What are the risks of applying and how can people who don’t qualify still seek prosecutorial discretion? The webinar will...

This interactive webinar is for immigration advocates, criminal defense counsel, and clean slate/re-entry workers.In 2014 California passed two new laws that can help immigrants who are accused or convicted of crimes. California voters passed...

This webinar will highlight special considerations in LGBTQ immigration. We will focus on topics such as marriage-based petitions involving same-sex binational couples; asylum and related protections when persecution was based on gender identity or...

Trying to figure out when your client is eligible for work authorization? Join us for an in-depth discussion of employment authorization and the asylum “clock”. The asylum clock calculates a mandatory 180-day waiting period before an asylum applicant...

The range of legal defenses for children in removal proceedings has dramatically expanded due to government mistreatment such as improper service of papers, keeping kids in painfully cold rooms, and not advising children of their rights