Training for Attorneys: U Visas
In this training for pro bono attorneys, NIJC experts explain the U Visa process and best practices for representing and
Sample Comment: Oppose the BIA Rule Eliminating Judicial Review
The Department of Justice published an interim final rule on Appellate Procedures for the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) dramatically
FAQ: Voluntary Departure
These questions are meant to supplement NIJC’s quick-start guide on voluntary departure. Practice around voluntary departure (VD) is variable depending
Practice Advisory: Understanding New BIA Procedures
The Department of Justice published an interim final rule on Appellate Procedures for the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) effective
NIJC pro bono attorney manual on U visa immigration relief for crime victims
A pro bono attorney manual on immigration relief for crime victims: U Visas.
Working with Interpreters
Many of NIJC's pro bono cases require the use if an interpreter. This document lists a few basic tips to consider while engaging with an interpreter.
NIJC Pro Bono Orientation: Representing Pro Bono Clients for U Visa and VAWA protections
Immigrants are a part of the fabric of our community. Some of them are also survivors of crimes committed in the U.S. This is an orientation for pro bono attorneys interested in supporting the NIJC U Visa and/or VAWA pro bono program.
Pro Bono Training: Representing Immigrant Survivors Eligible for U Visas, April 2023
NIJC staff prepares pro bono attorneys to assist immigrants victims of crimes who are eligible to petition for a U Visa.
Pro Bono Docketing List Guidelines: Asylum, U Visa, VAWA
NIJC provides guidelines for calendaring your longer-term pro bono matter.
Instructions for Requesting Biometrics Appointments for Respondents in Removal Proceedings
This links to the instructions for requesting a biometrics (fingerprint) appointment for individuals seeking relief in removal proceedings, including asylum.