Calendar of Events

Join us for a discussion among AILA paralegals and law office staff who work on PERM Labor Certification Application, led by AILA attorneys and law office staff working in the PERM field. The conversation will address best practices and recent trends related to the paralegal’s role.

Join AILA members to discuss the recent trends in Advanced Degree or Exceptional Ability (ACES) regulatory criteria. The discussion will include the use of patents in immigration cases, and addressing duo prizes and awards.

Interested in maximizing your AILA membership? Join our introductory roundtable, where AILA staff and volunteer leaders will provide a comprehensive overview of your benefits and answer any questions. Secure your spot by registering today!

Join us for the 2025 Fall Conference in Boston at the Revere Hotel Boston Commons. This year’s Fall Conference brings together immigration law professionals for two dynamic days of learning, networking, and innovation.

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, Sept 16.

Panelists will discuss the use of expert evidence in immigration proceedings, including questions of admissibility and weight. They also will examine case law from the Board of Immigration Appeals and the U.S. circuit courts of appeals regarding expert witnesses.

This roundtable will explore when habeas corpus is an appropriate tool to challenge immigration detention, agency inaction, or other custody-related issued.

Making the choice to start your own practice is a big decision. This course will prepare you for the many considerations that come with becoming a law practice entrepreneur, including business planning, marketing, money management, staffing, technology decisions, and market awareness.

Expert panelists will offer a fresh, practical look at how to structure strong O visa petitions and make them “shine” (even in this challenging environment).

Expert panelists will provide an overview of how to identify which fact patterns require waivers (such as Form I-192, Form I-601, and I-602), and how to present evidence to win these waivers and break through this seemingly impenetrable obstacle.