Training Calendar
Join us for this four webinar series examining the different steps in the family-based immigration process through the lens of the corresponding application forms and instructions.
To learn more about these forms and instructions, join CLINIC attorneys Kristina Karpinski and Susan Schreiber as they offer practical advice and information about applying for adjustment of status.
Join CLINIC attorneys Kristina Karpinski and Charles Wheeler as they review best practices in DS-260 and I-824 submission.
Representing asylum seekers, in many ways, can seem like an uphill battle. Please join Reena Arya and Victoria Neilson for this four-part webinar series on asylum law and procedures to make sure you are as prepared as possible!
We will discuss an overview of asylum law, including withholding of removal and Convention Against Torture...
This webinar will review the content of the I-751 and instructions, including the guidance that is lacking, and provide practice tips for how to complete the I-751 based on the circumstances of your client’s case.
This four-week course covers the basic components of effective case management techniques and strategies.
This four-week training on the grounds of inadmissibility provides an in-depth examination of the most common grounds of inadmissibility. The training will cover when and to whom inadmissibility applies
CLINIC and NITA are partnering again to offer a three-day court skills training for attorneys and fully accredited representatives who work full-time at a non-profit organization. This training is aimed at immigrant rights advocates who have some immigration court background and want to improve their litigation skills through an...
This four-week course covers acquisition and derivation of citizenship, and the requirements for naturalization. These include continuous residence, physical presence, good moral character, civics and English-language requirements and exemptions, disability waivers, oath requirements and the application process.
This two-day training is focused on strategic program management and capacity development topics.
This four-week course will present information on both the theory and practice of developing and submitting successful waiver applications. Participants will learn what the legal standards of extreme hardship are, how to create a theory of the case, how to marshal the facts, and what kinds of supporting documentation to submit.
This intensive six-week e-learning course provides immigration law advocates and new practitioners with an overview of core immigration law concepts and the practice skills necessary to be an effective advocate.
This is an introductory course on asylum law. It will provide an overview of asylum law and procedures, as well as offer tips on interviewing clients and advocating on their behalf.
