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Frequently Asked Questions
What services can Immigration Forms Specialists provide?
When Would You Refer a Client to an Immigration Attorney?
What services can Immigration Forms Specialists provide?
An Immigration Forms Specialist may offer non-legal immigration services. Typically, these services do not necessitate the involvement of an attorney, unless mandated by state law that requires legal representation for immigration consultation.
Examples of non-legal immigration services include:
• Assisting individuals in the completion of
An Immigration Forms Specialist may offer non-legal immigration services. Typically, these services do not necessitate the involvement of an attorney, unless mandated by state law that requires legal representation for immigration consultation.
Examples of non-legal immigration services include:
• Assisting individuals in the completion of immigration forms and applications.
• Translating responses provided by individuals on immigration forms.
• Aiding individuals in collecting supporting documents, such as birth certificates and other vital records necessary to complete immigration forms.
• Gathering supporting documents, including vital records, that are required for the application process.
• Submitting completed forms to the appropriate immigration authorities on behalf of applicants.
• Referring individuals to attorneys who can provide legal representation in immigration matters.
What’s off-limits for Immigration Forms Specialists?
When Would You Refer a Client to an Immigration Attorney?
What services can Immigration Forms Specialists provide?
- Advising clients on obtaining work permits, visas, or other immigration statuses.
- Assisting clients in selecting relevant forms and handling necessary documentation.
- Guiding clients in providing appropriate responses on immigration forms.
- Informing clients of applicable statutes and available immigration benefits.
- Counseling clients
- Advising clients on obtaining work permits, visas, or other immigration statuses.
- Assisting clients in selecting relevant forms and handling necessary documentation.
- Guiding clients in providing appropriate responses on immigration forms.
- Informing clients of applicable statutes and available immigration benefits.
- Counseling clients on potential legal remedies during the immigration process.
- Representing clients before governmental agencies or immigration courts, unless the Individual Filing Status (IFS) is an attorney or accredited representative.
When Would You Refer a Client to an Immigration Attorney?
When Would You Refer a Client to an Immigration Attorney?
When Would You Refer a Client to an Immigration Attorney?
It is essential to recognize the appropriate circumstances for referring clients to an immigration attorney. Clients should be referred to an attorney under the following circumstances:
- When they require representation in immigration court.
- When they need legal advice regarding their immigration status.
- When they seek guidance on the appropriate forms to file.