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Benefits of ILRC Publications:

User friendly and easy to read for attorneys, paralegals, community
organizers and non-profit professionals Step by step guides with
sample letters and forms Comprehensive overview of immigration law
from experts in the field Stay abreast of constant changes in
immigration law and policy. Save time and win more cases New
strategies and legal theories Recent policy changes Comparison of
case law around the country The U Visa-NEW! This publication will
guide you through the entire process of handling an immigration case
for a U visa petitioner - from eligibility screening for U
nonimmigrant status, to communicating about the waitlist and deferred
action, through adjustment of status, to assisting eligible family
members, and helping U nonimmigrants travel. Regular - Book or PDF:
$300 / Book & PDF: $340 Nonprofit - Book or PDF: $215 / Book & PDF:
$255 Inadmissibility & Deportability-NEW! This publication is a
practical and easy to use guide for beginning immigration attorneys,
paralegals, nonprofit community-based organizations, and other
advocates on the grounds of inadmissibility, deportability, and
waivers. Regular - Book or PDF: $185 / Book & PDF: $225 Nonprofit -
Book or PDF: $130 / Book & PDF: $170 Public Charge and Immigration
Law-NEW! This publication provides a comprehensive overview of the
public charge ground of inadmissibility, who is subject to it, and
the legal standard to assess public charge. Regular - Book or PDF:
$85 / Book & PDF: $125 Nonprofit - Book or PDF: $55 / Book & PDF: $95

T Visas: A Critical Immigration Option for Survivors of Human
Trafficking-NEW! This publication contains a step-by-step guide for
completing Form i-914 T nonimmigrant status applications, a
comprehensive overview of the requirements for T adjustment of
status, the latest information for assisting T nonimmigrants or their
family members who seek to travel or enter the United States on a T
visa, and guidance for recognizing secondary trauma and tips for
ensuring self-care. Regular - Book or PDF: $180 / Book & PDF: $220
Nonprofit - Book or PDF: $125 / Book & PDF: $165 Naturalization and
U.S. Citizenship: The Essential Legal Guide-NEW! The Immigrant Legal
Resource Center continues to produce the most accessible
comprehensive guide on citizenship and naturalization laws and
process in the country. This indispensable guide thoroughly addresses
the entire process of representing a naturalization applicant from
the initial client meeting through the oath of allegiance. Included
in this guide are sample forms, Immigration Service memos, practice
guides, and many other critical tools for both private attorneys and
practitioners working with community-based organizations. Regular -
Book or PDF: $380 / Book & PDF: $420 Nonprofit - Book or PDF: $195 /
Book & PDF: $235 Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and Other
Immigration Options for Children & Youth-NEW! Special Immigrant
Juvenile Status and Other Immigration Options for Children and Youth
is an essential guide for those representing the increased number of
unaccompanied minors who have migrated to the United States in recent
years, as well as those representing immigrant youth who were brought
to the United States at a young age and know no other home. In
particular, this publication provides background and guidance on the
protections, procedures, and immigration options for immigrant
children, including unaccompanied minors under the TVPRA. It has a
special focus on Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), with an
in-depth discussion of the legal requirements for SIJS eligibility,
including "one-parent" SIJS cases, and step-by-step guidance for
representing SIJS-eligible youth in both affirmative and defensive
applications. Regular - Book or PDF: $250 / Book & PDF: $290
Nonprofit - Book or PDF: $155 / Book & PDF: $195 A Guide for
Immigration Advocates-NEW! The Guide is a practical and essential
tool for beginning immigration attorneys, paralegals, BIA accredited
representatives, and nonprofit community-based organizations. It
provides a comprehensive detailed overview of the law that is both
practical and easy to use. More than a compilation of immigration law
topic articles, it's a how-to manual containing clearly worded
explanations of each subject and includes sample applications,
charts, and examples to illustrate the concepts. This book is a real
time-saver for attorneys and paralegals, whether working for a
community organization or in private practice. Regular - Book or PDF:
$440 / Book & PDF: $480 Nonprofit - Book or PDF: $295 / Book & PDF:
$335 Essentials of Asylum Law - NEW! Combining up-to-date case law,
innovative legal arguments on currently developing issues, and
decades of expertise from accomplished practitioners who have
successfully represented clients through the years, Essentials of
Asylum Law offers an expansive explanation of the legal theories and
rules underpinning current asylum claims. The manual explores each of
the legal elements of an asylum claim, beginning with the definition
of persecution and the requirements to demonstrate a "well-founded
fear" of persecution. An extensive discussion of the five enumerated
grounds follows, including a detailed overview of the nexus
requirement and current formulations of particular social groups.
Book or PDF: $195 Regular / $140 Nonprofit Book & PDF: $235 Regular /
$180 Nonprofit Motions to Suppress: Protecting the Constitutional
Rights of Immigrants in Removal Proceedings Motions to Suppress:
Protecting the Constitutional Rights of Immigrants in Removal
Proceedings is a critical reference book for immigration
practitioners. Practical and informative, it covers the relevant
sources of law needed to exclude unlawfully obtained evidence in
immigration court, provides sample motions to suppress, and addresses
the rights of detained immigrants. Book or PDF: $205 Regular / $125
Nonprofit Book & PDF: $245 Regular / $165 Nonprofit Families &
Immigration: A Practical Guide An essential tool for practitioners
who assist in all aspects of family-sponsored immigration, this guide
is designed for everyday practice by new and seasoned immigration
attorneys, immigration paralegals, community-based organizations, and
family immigration advocates. Completely updated, this new edition
guides you step-by-step through the process of filing a family-based
visa petition, an adjustment of status, immigrant visa application or
any other related form or application. Book or PDF: $225 Regular /
$155 Nonprofit Book & PDF: $265 Regular / $195 Nonprofit FOIA
Requests and Other Background Checks Introducing the 1st edition of a
comprehensive resource about the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
requests and other background checks. This one-stop- guide for
information about why, when, where, and how to file background checks
in immigration cases is ideal for new or seasoned legal
professionals. This resource provides in-depth discussions of complex
legal and procedural issues in language that is easy to understand.
It offers complete step-by-step instructions for filling out FOIA and
background check requests. Book or PDF: $180 Regular / $125 Nonprofit
Book & PDF: $220 Regular / $165 Nonprofit Removal Defense: Defending
Immigrants in Immigration Court Most immigrants face removal
proceedings without an attorney or authorized representative. The
outcomes with and without a representative are grossly disparate. The
2nd edition of this comprehensive guide is designed to build the
capacity of immigration practitioners who assist individuals in
immigration court proceedings, and provide more immigrants with a
meaningful chance at justice. New in this edition: A chapter
dedicated to Motions to Reopen, expanded how-to section on attending
a master calendar hearing, and legal updates throughout, including
challenges to prolonged detention and the categorical approach used
to analyze criminal convictions. Book or PDF: $215 Regular / $150
Nonprofit Book & PDF: $255 Regular / $190 Nonprofit The VAWA Manual
Completely revised, the 7th edition of this comprehensive guide for
advocates working with immigrant survivors of domestic violence
includes VAWA self-petitioning requirements and process, adjustment
of status, inadmissibility grounds and waivers, removal proceedings
and motions to reopen VAWA, cancellation of removal, conditional
permanent residency, consular processing, and much more! Book or PDF:
$235 Regular / $155 Nonprofit Book & PDF: $275 Regular / $195
Nonprofit Hardship in Immigration Law: How to Prepare Winning
Applications for Hardship Waivers and Cancellation of Removal One of
our best-selling titles, this manual describes in detail the
different standards applicable in hardship law and factors involved
in that analysis. This guide demonstrates how to work with clients to
elicit and to convey the information that will win a hardship claim.
The appendices include sample non-LPR cancellation cover letters,
sample waiver cover letters, sample provisional waiver materials,
declaration guides, sample support letters, FOIA practice advisory
and sample FOIA requests, provisional waiver practice advisory,
summary of hardship case law, and many other essential tools. Book or
PDF: $240 Regular / $170 Nonprofit Book & PDF: $280 Regular / $210
Nonprofit Remedies and Strategies for Permanent Resident Clients
Protect your permanent resident clients from removal under a
deportation or inadmissibility ground using the expert analysis and
framework for representation contained in this manual. Designed as a
"how to" manual, we provide clear, concise and detailed explanations
of the grounds of removal permanent residents are most likely to
face; when the grounds of inadmissibility and deportation do and
don't apply; how to argue that they don't apply, and the immigration
remedies available for each. Book or PDF: $220 Regular / $150
Nonprofit Book & PDF: $260 Regular / $190 Nonprofit Parole in
Immigration Law We created the first comprehensive publication about
parole in immigration law to give practitioners a one-stop guide to
the legal requirements of the different types of parole. Parole in
Immigration Law thoroughly addresses the three main forms of parole:
advance parole, humanitarian parole, and parole-in-place. This
resource provides an in-depth discussion of complex legal issues in
easily accessible language, complete with a how-to guide for filling
out the parole application form. The appendices include sample parole
applications and cover letters; USCIS, ICE, and CBP memoranda on
parole issues; a sample RFE; an advance parole cover letter template;
travel checklist; and other tools for private attorneys and nonprofit
practitioners exploring parole as an option. Book or PDF: $210
Regular / $145 Nonprofit Book & PDF: $250 Regular / $185 Nonprofit
DACA: The Essential Legal Guide DACA: The Essential Legal Guide is a
comprehensive and practice-oriented overview of Deferred Action for
Childhood Arrivals (DACA). This edition reflects new information and
clarifications that have emerged during the DACA program's
implementation, provides in-depth analysis of criminal and juvenile
issues, and expands on what applicants can do after they receive
DACA. Book or PDF: $150 Regular / $105 Nonprofit Book & PDF: $190
Regular / $145 Nonprofit LBGTQ Immigration: Ensuring Equality for
All The first LGBTQ immigration-focused publication, this new
resource is ideal for immigration practitioners interested in
developing their cultural competency and legal expertise in the area
of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ)
immigration. Confronted with the same cumbersome immigration system
as other immigrants, individuals who identify as LGBTQ often face
unique challenges. Understanding how an LGBTQ identity influences an
individual's immigration experience is crucial to ensuring that LGBTQ
immigrants receive culturally competent services that adequately meet
their needs. Book or PDF: $100 Regular / $70 Nonprofit Book & PDF:
$135 Regular / $105 Nonprofit Defending Immigrants in the Ninth
Circuit with 2013 Case Update This 1400-page manual, often called
"the Bible" in this area of law, shows step-by-step how to identify,
analyze, and defend against the adverse immigration consequences of
criminal charges and convictions. 2013 Case Update PDF only: $100
Regular / $60 Nonprofit 2-Volume Book or PDF: $330 Regular / $265
Nonprofit 2-Volume Book & PDF: $380 Regular / $305 Nonprofit

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