CSC: 2008 AILA Paralegal Conference Order Form

TITLE	DESCRIPTION	QTY / PRICE	TOTAL
CDSET	ORDER THE COMPLETE 7-CD SET $70.00 final total includes shipping & handling	(6-CD Set) $70.00

CD #1	BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE PARALEGAL’S ROLE IN IMMIGRATION LAW AND PRACTICE The Role of the Paralegal What a Paralegal Can and Cannot Do—Ethical Guidelines Client Contact and Communication Workload and Case Management Tools of the Trade: Legal Resources and Research Faculty: James W. Austin (dl), Conference Program Committee, Kansas City, MO; Giselle Carson, Jacksonville, FL; Elizabeth Clare Surin, Philadelphia, PA	(1-CD Session)

CD #2	PARALEGAL’S ROLE IN THE PREPARATION OF NONIMMIGRANT BUSINESS VISAS Issues Common to all Nonimmigrant Business Visas Compiling Employer/Employee Information Compiling Relevant Documents Use of Checklists/Questionnaires Preparation of Petitions for H-1B Status DOL Form–9035, the Labor Condition Application Prevailing Wage Issues Evaluating Foreign Degrees Completing Form I-129, I-129W and Supplements Issues Relating to the H-1B Cap Preparation of Petitions for L or E Status Preparation of Petitions for Other Nonimmigrant Business Categories Common Collateral Issues Extensions and Changes of Status Preserving and Maintaining Status Late Filing of Petitions for Nonimmigrant Status Derivative Beneficiaries and Non-spouse Partners Faculty: Matthew I. Hirsch (dl), Conference Program Chair, Wayne, PA; Juli A. Gammon, San Francisco, CA; Marina Kublanova, Paralegal, Washington, D.C.	(1-CD Session)

CD #3	BUFFET LUNCH A DISCUSSION ON ETHICS AND THE UNAUTHORIZED PRACTICE OF LAW: GUIDELINES FOR IMMIGRATION PARALEGALS AND LAW OFFICE STAFF James Alexander, Washington, DC	(1-CD Session)

CD #4	PARALEGAL’S ROLE IN THE LABOR CERTIFICATION (ETA)/I-140 PROCESS Shaking Things Up—The New ETA–9089 Form Building Your Case Position Titles, Descriptions, Minimum & Special Requirements Employee’s Educational and Experiential Evidence Financial Documentation Prevailing Wage Issues Business Necessity Public Notice Recruitment—Calling All Applicants Then What? Timelines Versus Time Periods Resumes & Interviews Compliance File Documentation Audit—Bring It On! I-140 Preparation—Movin’ on Up from DOL to USCIS Faculty: Romy K. Kapoor (dl), AILA Board of Governors, Atlanta, GA; Sheela Murthy, Owings Mills, MD; Jacqueline Duzgun, Paralegal, Philadelphia, PA	(1-CD Session)

CD #5	PARALEGAL’S ROLE IN THE PREPARATION OF FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRANT APPLICATIONS “ONE PIECE AT A TIME” Meeting with the Client and Gathering Key Information and Documents Dual Representation and Potential Ethical Issues Adjustment of Status v. Consular Processing—Preparing Forms, Documents and Evidence Gathering Supporting Evidence to Prove Bona Fides of Marriage Divorce, Separation and Impact on Pending Applications Family-Based and Employment-Based AOS v. Consular Processing Affidavits of Support Issues and Challenges Post Approval Issues Faculty: Randall Caudle (dl), Conference Program Committee, San Francisco, CA; Valentine A. Brown, Woodbury, NJ; Maurice Corbett, Paralegal, Greensboro, NC	(1-CD Session)

CD #6	PARALEGAL’S ROLE IN THE PREPARATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR NATURALIZATION Overview of Naturalization and Citizenship Evaluating Client Citizenship/Eligibility for Naturalization Preparing and Submitting an Application for Naturalization Recognizing Bars to Naturalization Preparing Clients for the Naturalization Interview Unique Naturalization Scenarios Child Citizenship Act Naturalization Through Military Service What’s a Marital Union? Faculty: Maurice H. Goldman (dl), Arizona Chapter Chair, Tucson, AZ; Helen L. Jugovic, Greensboro, NC; Aseel Rasheed, Paralegal, Philadelphia, PA	(1-CD Session)

AILA 2008 Paralegal Conference