TexasBarCLE Presents:
Constant Changes: New Immigration Law Challenges in 2007
LIVE VIA WEBCAST!
October 23rd, 2007, From 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST
2 hours MCLE credit, includes .5 hr ethics
MCLE# 900029253
Registration Fee: $125
See Webcast Instructions
Topics include:
- Employment based visa availability policy changes from the Dept. of Homeland Security and the Department of State
- Proposed Social Security "no match" regulation
- Constructive knowledge of unauthorized workers
- Shift from civil to criminal employer sanctions for unauthorized workers
- Comprehensive immigration reform forecast
- Receipting backlogs at the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services
- New prohibition against payment of legal fees and expenses by foreign nationals for labor certifications
- Unlawful presence waivers of ten year bars
- "Permanent" bars to U.S. immigration
- Proving degrees of hardship for waivers
- Alternatives to H-1B nonimmigrant visas due to the numerical limitations
- Documenting financial solvency for families
Course Planner:
Paul Parsons, Austin
Attorney at Law
Faculty:
Steven Michael Ladik, Dallas
Berry Appleman & Leiden
Past President, American Immigration Lawyers Association
Peter D. Williamson, Houston
Chamberlain, Hrdlicka
Past President, American Immigration Lawyers Association
Jodilyn Marie Goodwin, Harlingen
Law Office of Jodi Goodwin
Chair, State Bar of Texas Committee on Laws Relating to Immigration & Nationality
Kathleen Walker, El Paso
Kemp Smith, LLP
President of the American Immigration Lawyers Association
HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE LIVE WEBCAST
Webcast registration is only available online and by using a credit card. Go to TexasBarCLE.com and click on the Seminars tab and then select ‘Live Webcast’. Registrations by mail, fax, or phone will not be accepted.
We encourage early registrations to give you time to verify that your system is webcast-ready. Our technical support lines are usually extremely busy on the day of a webcast, so be please register and test your system a few days ahead of the webcast date.
LIVE WEBCAST INSTRUCTIONS
When you register for a webcast, the title appears at the top, middle of the TexasBarCLE.com home page under 'Your Live Webcast Events'. (You must be logged in to see the title.) Click on 'Get More Info' to see general information about any webcast listed.
Beginning 7 days before each webcast, a link will appear. This link, 'Test Your System', will direct you to a sample webcast page where you can test your system by viewing a short demo video clip.
We highly recommend that you test your computer system by clicking on the brief demonstration video clip sometime in the days preceding the actual webcast.
We also encourage you to use your 'Test Your System' link the week of the webcast to download, print (if you wish), & review the written materials prior to the webcast.
Online versions of the course material are included in your Webcast registration fee and will be available as PDFs for viewing, downloading or printing during and after the Webcast.
On the morning of the webcast, the 'Test Your System' link on the home page will change to 'Join Webcast'. Once you see the 'Join Webcast' link, you may click it to go to the live webcast seminar page.
If you have any questions or need technical support when testing your system for a webcast or during a live webcast, please call LegalSpan, our webcast provider, at 888/892-7676.
CLAIMING MCLE CREDIT
The Webcast's MCLE number will be provided to you online at the conclusion of your viewing, along with instructions on how to claim your participatory MCLE credit online.
REPLAYING THE WEBCAST ON YOUR COMPUTER
About a week after the Webcast, the program will be archived at TexasBarCLE.com. To access the archived webcast, click on 'Your CLE Purchases' on the homepage. All Webcast registrants will have 9 to 12 months to finish viewing or reviewing this program online. They may also download supplemental course materials, if any, that were added after the original date of the Webcast.
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