Rodney M. Barker, Editor-in-Chief



As the United States becomes more diverse, religious groups and other organizations are inviting religious workers to teach and serve in these culturally diverse communities.

Immigration Options for Religious Workers provides guidance on this increasingly important area with special emphasis on:

• USCIS Revisions on the Special Immigrant and Nonimmigrant Religious Worker Regulations
• Concurrent I-360/I-485 Filings Under Ruiz-Diaz v. U.S.
• How the New Regulations Affect Petitioning Religious Organizations
• New Factors in Consular Processing R-1 Visas
• Tax Issues and the Religious Worker Program
• Changes in R-1 Admissions at the Canadian Border
• First Amendment Issues
• Section 319(b) Naturalization for Missionaries
• The Religious Freedom Restoration Act's Impact on Immigration Decisions

and more

As the use of the religious worker category continues to grow, you can count on Immigration Options for Religious Workers to provife reliable guidance.

[ISBN: 978-1-57370-256-0 / March 2010 / 214 pages]


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