Fundamentals of Citizenship
Webinar Series: October 2010
This is the first webinar of our monthly series designed to provide up-to-date information on various vital immigration law topics to practitioners and community advocates.
Becoming a United States citizen is a privilege that comes with many rights, such as traveling freely and having more job opportunities, and responsibilities, such as voting. Watch a recording of a webinar focused on the foundations of United States citizenship.
Webinar topics:
- Information about the naturalization process (the process of becoming a U.S. citizen)
- Discussion of eligibility requirements
- Information and resources about citizenship, including potential bars to citizenship, application forms and fees, and citizenship test information
- Information about fee waivers
Webinar Presenters
Speakers:
- Midori Hills, Esq.
Staff Attorney, York College Immigration Center - Luz Medrano, Esq.
Staff Attorney, Hostos College Immigration Center
Moderator:
- Patricia Wonder, Esq.
Instructor, CUNY School of Professional Studies
Anyone interested in assisting individuals with applying for citizenship as well as individuals applying for citizenship will benefit from the knowledge obtained from the webinar.
Immigration Law Studies Graduate Certificate Program
Professionals from across the country, in many different fields, are faced with immigrant employment and family issues on a regular basis. Increasingly paralegals, social workers, lawyers, community advocates, and government officials are turning to The City University of New York School of Professional Studies to learn about the complex and ever-changing field of immigration law and regulation.
This program is offered through the CUNY School of Professional Studies. For more information visit www.sps.cuny.edu.
Courses:
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Introduction to Immigration Law
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Proceedings in Immigration Court: The Removal Process and Applications for Relief
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Naturalization and Citizenship
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