Calendar of Events

In an era of digital transformation, USCIS has made strides towards streamlining immigration processes through the myUSCIS online platform. Panelists will discuss the critical aspects and benefits of electronic filing for family and humanitarian-based cases.

Join AILA leadership for a discussion of the immigration-related changes in the second week of the Trump Administration. This is an opportunity for AILA members to share initial responses, strategize, and identify issues for further exploration.

When you receive the appointment notice for your client’s employment-based adjustment of status (AOS) interview, do you get a sinking feeling and ask yourself the questions “Why was this scheduled?” and “What do I do next?”

What do Malta, Portugal, Greece, Antigua, and Panama have in common? They are all popular destinations for U.S. citizens and foreign nationals seeking alternative passports, residences, or just safe haven.

Join the Removal Defense Section for their February 2025 Quarterly Call where they will discuss updates from the new Trump administration.

Learn how AILALink is the perfect tool for electronic access to the books and other research resources you need. Sign up for our next group training at 2:00 pm (ET) on Tuesday, February 11, or sign up for AILALink office hours.

L-1s are subject to extensive requests for evidence (RFEs), high denial rates, and unpredictability for attorneys and clients. Defining and documenting L-1A “managers” and “executives,” as well as L-1B “specialized knowledge” individuals, is increasingly challenging for practitioners.

Join the Family Section for their February 2025 Quarterly Call where they will discuss updates from the new Trump administration.

South Florida Chapter 46th Annual Immigration Law Update, February 19-21, 2025, Miami, FL. This event is being presented by AILA's South Florida Chapter. This event is not being organized by the AILA National Office.

Get a glimpse into how a day-in-the life of immigration attorneys can look and vary. In this two-part series, we will explore and highlight immigration advocates who have all walked different paths and demonstrate the diversity that a career in immigration can offer.