BOOKS: IMMGRATION PRACTICE 2006-2007

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Immigration Practice 2006-2007
by Robert C. Divine & R. Blake Chisam

++ Liberally cross references to other sections in the book where
related topics are discussed (because so many topics are
interrelated).
++ Provides line-by-line instructions on how to complete the most
commonly used forms to avoid embarrassing mistakes.
++ Contains comprehensive charts of detailed contact information
for the officials in the many government agencies
administering immigration laws, some of which are not
available anywhere else, including INS' reorganized regional
and district offices, Immigration Courts, consulates
throughout the world (with country-unique rules), labor
department regional offices, state employment and prevailing
wage specialists, suppliers of country conditions information
for asylum claims, au pair programs, and more; (such as
Internet sites, and au pair agencies)
++ Organizes explanations of potentially applicable visa options
according to the attributes of the alien (and the employer),
rather than the classifications in alphabetical order, so that
practitioners can make sense of options in light of the client
in the office.
++ Compares and charts attributes and procedures of such topics
as nonimmigrant visa classifications, procedures to permanent
residence, and standards of "extreme" hardship. - Cites the
most useful Internet site URLs with explanation of the
increasingly helpful free databases and tools available
through each one.
++ Is edited and completely updated each year with the latest
developments in all areas of immigration law.

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