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Ian Wagreich to Present on Permanent Residency Strategies at the American Immigration Lawyers Association Fall Conference

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Oct 12, 2021

Hinshaw Partner Ian Wagreich will lead a panel titled “To Green Card or Not to Green Card? Strategies and Considerations Regarding Applying for Permanent Residency” as part of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Fall Conference and Webcast, October 12, 2021.

The panel will highlight:

  • Making an Initial Assessment: Tax Considerations Are Only Part of the Discussion
  • Impact on Essential Support Personnel When the Principal Beneficiary Becomes an LPR
  • Review of Criminal Matters
  • Specific Benefits of Holding a Green Card During the Pandemic
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Event Information

Webcast and Las Vegas, Nevada

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