All Saints Immigration Services

The Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education has approved this course for up to 3 hours of credit (2 general and 1 dual).

General admission

<a href="https://raineykizer.com/" style="color:green;text-decoration:inherit;user-select:auto;box-sizing:inherit">Rainey, Kizer, Reviere, & Bell, PLC</a> and <a href="https://www.allsaintsimmigration.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="color:green;text-decoration:inherit;user-select:auto;box-sizing:inherit" target="_blank">All Saints Immigration Services</a> will host aContinuing Legal Education seminar: “An Overview of Immigration Law” on Thursday,September 12, 2024, from 12:00 to 4:00. Immigration attorneys Bethany Jackson and Emily Stotts will present an overview of theU.S. immigration system. They will also discuss how individuals may obtain legalimmigration status along with the most frequent obstacles to a lawful immigration statuschange. Participants will learn about humanitarian forms of immigration relief includingasylum, U visas for victims of serious crimes, T visas for victims of human trafficking, theViolence Against Women Act, Special Immigrant Juvenile status, Temporary ProtectedStatus, and best practices in representing clients in immigration matters. According to the Migration Policy Institute, Tennessee is home to 392,453 foreign-bornresidents. Many parents of U.S. born citizen children lack legal immigration status. Theseindividuals have left their home countries and come to the United States for many reasons -war, poverty, and climate disasters such as drought, flooding, earthquakes, and hurricanes.Many qualify for a pathway to lawful permanent residence, but without an attorney wellversed in immigration law, are unlikely to obtain it. The Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education has approved this course for upto 3 hours of credit (2 general and 1 dual). (In person only.) Box lunch provided. Cost $100. Space is limited to 25 participants.

<a href="https://raineykizer.com/">Rainey, Kizer, Reviere, &amp; Bell, PLC</a> and <a href="https://www.allsaintsimmigration.com/" target="_blank">All Saints Immigration Services</a> will host aContinuing Legal Education seminar: “An Overview of Immigration Law” on Thursday,September 12, 2024, from 12:00 to 4:00. Immigration attorneys Bethany Jackson and Emily Stotts will present an overview of theU.S. immigration system. They will also discuss how individuals may obtain legalimmigration status along with the most frequent obstacles to a lawful immigration statuschange. Participants will learn about humanitarian forms of immigration relief includingasylum, U visas for victims of serious crimes, T visas for victims of human trafficking, theViolence Against Women Act, Special Immigrant Juvenile status, Temporary ProtectedStatus, and best practices in representing clients in immigration matters. According to the Migration Policy Institute, Tennessee is home to 392,453 foreign-bornresidents. Many parents of U.S. born citizen children lack legal immigration status. Theseindividuals have left their home countries and come to the United States for many reasons -war, poverty, and climate disasters such as drought, flooding, earthquakes, and hurricanes.Many qualify for a pathway to lawful permanent residence, but without an attorney wellversed in immigration law, are unlikely to obtain it. The Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education has approved this course for upto 3 hours of credit (2 general and 1 dual). (In person only.) Box lunch provided. Cost $100. Space is limited to 25 participants.

All Saints Immigration Services

Continuing Legal Education Seminar: An Overview of Immigration Law

105 South Highland Ave

General admission

$100

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