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Article: Stop The Assault On Employment Immigration To The Usa by Cyrus D. Mehta
Bloggings: Mississippi Decides Not to Replicate Alabama Law by Greg Siskind
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Focus: The EB-5 Workshop - Save $ 100 Registration Deadline
The EB-5 Workshop will be
held on Thursday, April 26, 2012 in New York City, NY. The Speakers are Scott Barnhart, Angelique Brunner, Jose Latour, Jennifer Mercier Moseley, Brandon Meyer, Elisabeth Peng, Mona Shah, Dave Souders, Cletus M. Weber and Other Speakers to be Announced. The curriculum is as follows:
Session 1: An Economist's View - EB5 Projects from Inception to Completion
- The role of the economist
- Overview of regional economics and input-output modeling
- Working within USCIS parameters: NAICS codes, regional center boundaries, what a TEA should look like, which "jobs" count
- Current challenges
Session 2: Securities Law Issues
- EB-5 Projects as securities
- Purpose
- Investor Qualifications
- Reg. D. and Reg. S. Exemptions
- Disclosure Requirements
- Broker - Dealer
- Right of Rescission
Session 3: Perfecting the I-924 Petition
- Basic Information
- Avoiding Requests for Evidence (RFE's)
- Responding to RFE's
- Recent Developments
Session 4: The EB-5 Program from the point of view of an established regional center
- History and past projects
- Recent changes and looking into the crystal ball
- Immigration law issues consistently seen from a Regional Center perspective
Session 5: Perfecting the I-526 Petition
- Basic Information
- Avoiding Requests for Evidence (RFE's)
- Responding to RFE's
- Recent Developments
Session 6: Source of Funds
- Source documentation and tracing
- Tax and licensing compliance
- Currency control restriction
- Current trends and challenges
Session 7: Perfecting the I-829 Petition
- Basic Information
- Avoiding Requests for Evidence (RFE's)
- Responding to RFE's
- Recent Developments
Session 8: Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility
- When to co-counsel and when to use experts
- Avoiding and managing conflicts of interest
- Advising (or not advising) clients about investments
- Finder's fees
- Professional liability insurance considerations
For details on curriculum, speaker bios, and registration information,
please see:
http://www.ilw.com/workshops/march2012eb5.shtm. For the fax form,
see here.
Don't delay, act today! This offer is available only until April 13, 2012!
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Headline: Undocumented Immigration and Abortion Combine to Split Nebraska Republicans http://ow.ly/a66Om
Headline: US immigration laws see IVF children denied citizenship http://goo.gl/5Nd8H
Headline: Immigration advocates optimistic about policy aimed at keeping families together http://ow.ly/a4Cau
Headline: Immigrant students urge Albany for tuition support http://ow.ly/a4BZv
Headline: Government plans to sue Arizona sheriff for targeting Latinos http://reut.rs/Hgfq9N
Headline: Apr 4 - Jay Peak EB-5 Project http://ow.ly/a5ea9
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Help Wanted: Immigration Paralegals
Reston, VA - Goel & Anderson has openings for experienced Business Immigration Paralegals. Candidates should have 3-5+ years of business immigration experience (NIV and IV) with a top-tier immigration practice or in-house corporate immigration department and be able to work in a high-volume case-processing environment. Experience with corporate immigration compliance and/or global immigration matters is a plus. All positions involve extensive client contact and applicants should have excellent verbal and written communication skills, outstanding organizational and time management skills, and be able to perform multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment. An undergraduate degree is required. Immigration paralegals at Goel & Anderson work on challenging assignments and benefit from rewarding and stable career opportunities. Goel & Anderson offers highly competitive salaries, outstanding benefits (including fully paid PPO Health, Dental, and generous 401(k) match), and opportunities for sustained career growth. Qualified candidates are invited to apply with resume and cover letter to careers@goellaw.com. All submissions will be kept strictly confidential. No phone calls please
CLE Immigration Event
Memphis, TN - (May 18-19, 2012) The Federal Bar Association in
conjunction with the Memphis Mid-South Chapter of the FBA; the
Mid-South Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association
(AILA); and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of
Tennessee, invite you to join us for one of the most exciting national
immigration conferences available this year. The confirmed speaker
line-up is a who's who of well-renowned AILA attorneys and government
officials including Judges from The US Circuit Court of Appeals,
EOIR and other former and current Immigration Judges from across the country,
and counsel from The Office of Immigration Litigation (OIL). This conference also
offers the opportunity to hear from a panel of ICE and USCIS
supervisors as they discuss various immigration issues that affect
both the Mid-South and the nation as a whole. Program includes special tracks
for pro bono attorneys as well as criminal lawyers. Earn up to 12 CLE
hours (with a possibility of 3 ethics hours offered) and have fun,
too. Early bird deadline is April 15, 2012. This Conference is
limited to 400 Participants. Feel free to check out the preliminary brochure.
Also, check out the housing and other information see here.
To place a classifieds ad in Immigration Daily, see here
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ComingsNGoings: ComingsNGoings: Immigration Event
April 10, Cambridge, MA - the Migration and Immigrant Incorporation Workshop is pleased to present the 'The Effect of Immigrant Pupils on the Academic Outcomes of their Classmates in English Primary Schools'. Speakers include Will Cook and Visiting Scholar. If you wish to participate, please respond to mii@wjh.harvard.edu.
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