CLE Course: Basics of Military Parole in Place & Adjustment of Status

CLE Course: Basics of Military Parole in Place & Adjustment of Status

Attend online or in-person to learn about Parole in Place eligibility, proceeding after PIP has been granted, and more.

By Legal Aid Center Pro Bono Project

Date and time

Wednesday, July 23 · 12 - 1pm PDT

Location

Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada

725 East Charleston Boulevard Las Vegas, NV 89104

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour

This CLE course will provide guidance on the Parole in Place process for family members of active and veteran service members of the U.S. armed forces. The training will cover how to determine eligibility, how to request an individual’s immigration history, and the requirements to process with USCIS. There will also be training on how to proceed after the Parole in Place has been granted.

Giovanni Alonso and Wesley Su from Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada's Immigration Advocacy Project will present the course online via GoTo Meeting and in-person in the Engelstad Family Classroom at Legal Aid Center. Lunch will be provided to in-person attendees, and attorneys who refer others to this CLE can receive a free Starbucks gift card.

Nevada-licensed or emeritus-certified attorneys can earn 1.0 general CLE credit by attending. To receive credit, attorneys must be active volunteers with the Pro Bono Project. You can select a case or sign up for Ask-A-Lawyers from www.lacsnprobono.org.

For information about other CLEs offered by Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, please visit www.lacsn.org/cle.

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Legal Aid Center Pro Bono Project

Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada’s Pro Bono Project coordinates private attorneys who generously volunteer to provide free legal assistance to individuals who cannot afford an attorney. The Pro Bono Project offers many opportunities for attorneys to contribute pro bono services. Lawyers can volunteer to take a case or answer legal questions for an hour or two. CLE training seminars, mentors, and a number of support services are available to assist volunteers.