An AILA Members Only Publication


Maria I. Casablanca, Esq.
Gloria Roa Bodin, Esq.
Authors


Immigration Law for Paralegals is an indispensable guide to basic U.S. immigration, citizenship and visa procedures. This step-by-step guide takes the paralegal through each major visa category, including sample forms and correspondence.

Distributed by the AILA, Immigration Law for Paralegals includes:

• Interviewing techniques, information gathering and caseload management
• document preparation techniques
• analysis of temporary and permanent employment visas
• analysis of family-based petitions, asylum, and naturalization
• samples of completed applications

The third edition also includes

• new chapter on court litigation
• updated forms
• expanded discussion on H-2Bs, EB-2s, and regional centers
• new test standards for the current naturalization process

and more!

Note: This book should be used by the paralegal while working under the supervision of an attorney. A paralegal who offers his or her services and who is not working under an attorney's guidance is engaged in the unlicensed practice of law and may be subject to sanctions and criminal penalties.


[ISBN 978-1-59460-817-9/July 2010/364 pages]