Immigration and International business...

[jacktrader38]

For those that aren't aware... I learned today that Immigration and International law is not considered to be UPL (Unlicensed Practice) in FL. In fact while doing a search of Immigration attorneys in Central and South Fla, I came across several firms which included attorneys who were licensed in NY, WA, or CA ONLY.

I would assume this is good news for anyone in FL studying by way of correspondence and/or online.

[Ninja1]

For those that aren't aware... I learned today that Immigration and International law is not considered to be UPL (Unlicensed Practice) in FL. In fact while doing a search of Immigration attorneys in Central and South Fla, I came across several firms which included attorneys who were licensed in NY, WA, or CA ONLY.

I would assume this is good news for anyone in FL studying by way of correspondence and/or online.

Do you still have to be licensed somewhere?

[jacktrader38]

Member of bar and in good standing in any US State or DC...

[c22brown]

The Immigrations Court practice manual provides that guidance.

http://www.justice.gov/eoir/vll/OCIJPracManual/Chap%202.pdf

[angelcurtis]

Researching about certain topics can be really useful, well good thing besides of books we can use the internet as a source of information