Ian Wagreich Presents at the American Immigration Lawyers Association 75th Annual Conference on Immigration Law
Event
Jun 17, 2022
Hinshaw Partner Ian Wagreich will lead a panel at the 75th Annual Conference presented by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). Wagreich’s panel—titled “To Immigrate or Not to Immigrate: That Is the Question”—will consider:
- Visa-specific considerations
- Loss of Status of O and P Support Personnel, B-2 Cohabiting Partners, and B-1 Personal/Family Employees
- Employer Issues: Must the Nonimmigrant Become an LPR (or Ultimately a Citizen) to Participate in Government Contract Work, Receive Research Grants, or Other Restricted Employment?
- Tax Considerations: Taxation on World-Wide Income Can Be a Deterrent to Becoming an LPR
- Timing Issues: Dealing with Rigid Time Frames for NIV Extensions, Aging Out Children, etc.
- Travel Considerations/Preserving Permanent Residence: Is Spending 183 Days a Year in the United States Feasible for the LPR and Family?
For more information and to register, visit the AILA website.
Event Information
Javits Center, New York, New York and Webcast
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