This is the third webinar in the four-part series, “Overview of Removal Proceedings and Orders of Removal.” This webinar will cover the forms of relief available to respondents in removal proceedings, such as asylum, cancellation of removal and adjustment of status. Presenters will discuss the key issues to screen for in order to identify possible […]
This is the last webinar in the four-part series, “Overview of Removal Proceedings and Orders of Removal.” In this webinar, presenters will offer guidance on how to counsel clients on the risks of immigration law enforcement, with a particular focus on policies under the new administration. Topics to be discussed include: the current NTA policy […]
U.S. immigration law provides a specific process for refugees and asylees in the U.S. to be reunited with their derivative spouses and children. This webinar will cover both the law and procedure for refugee and asylee family reunification. Presenters will discuss the eligibility requirements for I-730 relative petitions, evidentiary issues, filing procedures, adjudication issues and […]
School supplies: Backpacks, school supplies, books and giveaways for 3,000 students and their families Health services: Children's immunizations, blood pressure & glucose screenings, COVID-19 vaccines, including $25 gift cards for COVID boosters (bring your vaccine card). Families can make appointments with Texas Children's Hospital by calling 832-824-6355. Food boxes provided by Houston Food Bank Resources […]
U.S. immigration law provides for waivers of inadmissibility for certain types of criminal convictions. However, the law regarding who qualifies for such waivers is complex and the preparation of such cases can be challenging. This webinar will specifically focus on waivers available under sections 212(h) and 209(c) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. Presenters will […]
On July 1, 2022, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, or USCIS, issued a Policy Memorandum rescinding its designation of Matter of Z-R-Z-C- as an Adopted Decision. What does this mean for Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, beneficiaries who are seeking authorization to travel abroad or who have traveled abroad in the past with advance parole? Join […]
Please join BakerRipley's Immigration and Citizenship Program for their upcoming DACA Renewal Workshop. Please come prepared by bringing the following documents: Work Permit Social Security Card Driver's License Approval Notice (if available) Criminal Records (if applicable) $495 Application Fee (Money Order to: U.S. Department of Homeland Security) * Pre-Registration is required. Please use the following […]
The first six weeks on a university/college campus are known as The Red Zone, when first-year students are at the highest risk of encountering sexual violence. Join Rachna Khare, Executive Director of Daya for a fruitful 90-minute conversation on supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence. For more information and to register...
Join BakerRipley at the Back to School Health Fair, which will have: School supplies COVID-19 vaccines for children and adults Health information sessions Activities and more... * Open to the public.
Are you looking for ideas on how to be more effective in cultivating relationships and working with pro bono volunteers? CLINIC, Immigration Advocates Network and Ready to Stay would like to welcome you to a webinar about exploring different pro bono models, developing partnerships, securing resources, using technology to support your project, and sharing tips […]