Course Overview
This comprehensive course provides a solid foundation in U.S. immigration law, covering the fundamental principles, categories, and processes that govern immigration to the United States. Whether you're a legal professional, HR manager, or business owner, this course will equip you with essential knowledge about immigration law and its practical applications.
Duration: 6 Weeks
Level: Beginner
Class Size: 25-30 participants
Certificate: Immigration Law
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Understand the fundamental principles of U.S. immigration law
- Identify and differentiate between various immigration categories
- Navigate the visa application and adjustment of status processes
- Recognize common immigration compliance issues and solutions
- Apply immigration law concepts to real-world scenarios
- Stay current with immigration policy changes and updates
Course Modules
Module 1: Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law
Week 1-2- Historical development of U.S. immigration law
- Constitutional framework and federal authority
- Key immigration agencies and their roles
- Basic terminology and concepts
Module 2: Family-Based Immigration
Week 3-4- Immediate relative categories and preferences
- Petition process and documentation requirements
- Adjustment of status vs. consular processing
- Common issues and solutions in family cases
Module 3: Employment-Based Immigration
Week 5-6- Employment-based preference categories
- Labor certification and PERM process
- Nonimmigrant work visas (H-1B, L-1, etc.)
- Employment-based green card process
Course Format
Comprehensive Materials
Detailed course materials, case studies, and legal resources
Legal Case Studies
Real-world immigration cases and practical applications
Interactive Discussions
Engage with instructors and peers on current immigration topics
Practical Exercises
Hands-on practice with immigration forms and procedures