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课程名称：《移民法入门 - 完整概述课程》 概述：本课程是美国移民法的入门课程，适合作为正式课程的补充学习工具，也可以作为话题的良好概览或技能提升的复习课程。课程涵盖了美国移民法中的重要概念和问题，例如身份、签证、I-94表、EAD等，以及相关的术语和缩写，如AOS和USCIS。此外，课程还介绍了不同移民机构及其在移民项目中的独特角色，以及家庭和就业优先类别系统的基本概述和相关的移民排队情况（如优先日期及签证公告）。 请注意，本课程不涵盖特殊人道主义项目或移民驱逐救助。课程主要关注移民法的基础知识、非移民签证（NIV）以及家庭和就业基础移民的基本情况。同时，它将解释合法永久居民（LPR或“绿卡”持有者）的含义以及人们获取绿卡的一些常见途径。 法律专业学生、新任移民法律助理及对移民法律职位感兴趣的人员都将发现本课程是介绍美国移民法的有用资源。法律事务所也可以将此课程作为移民法律助理培训或入职培训的一部分，以帮助新员工上手。 课程从介绍美国移民法的独特方面开始，随后讲解法律来源，包括法律法规（如移民及国籍法，例如INA），以及适用法律并作出决定的各个移民机构（如DHS、DOS、DOL、DOJ）。课程始终努力介绍关键术语和概念，包括正式名称及移民律师和法律助理常用的术语。 课程还包含插图、信息图和实例，帮助学生了解移民过程中常见的一些文件（如I-20表、DS-2019、I-797通知、签证页、入境印章、I-94表和护照生物信息页）。课程提供丰富的讲座和视觉材料，但并不替代高等教育移民法课程，也不适用于继续教育并不符合任何法域的继续教育学分要求。完成课程后将获得结业证书。 课程的主要目的是提供一般信息和教育，不提供法律建议。课程经过精心准备，以节省您的学习时间，帮助您了解最基本和重要的术语和概念，迅速启动学习过程。该课程重点关注对移民法律助理、全球人才和全球流动团队以及人力资源（HR）专业人士感兴趣的主题，适合希望快速有效了解最常见和基本概念的人士。此外，对于希望补充正式培训或学习的培训中的移民法律助理，或正在探索移民法律助理职位的现任助理、法律书记员或律师，此课程也是良好的介绍和培训。 课程主要以英语教授，涉及美国移民法，此外，也可以通过类比适用于其他普通法法律体系（如印度、英国、爱尔兰、加拿大、澳大利亚），但请注意，每个国家有其自身的临时和永久居留及移民的规则和要求。
This is an introductory course covering the basics of United States Immigration Law and is best considered a supplement (study-aid) to a formal class, a good overview of the topic, or a refresher to sharpen existing skills. Topics we cover include: important concepts and issues in U.S. immigration law (e.g., status, visas, I-94s, EADs, etc.), terminology and acronyms (e.g., AOS, USCIS), agencies and their unique roles in immigration programs, and basic overview of the family and employment-based preference system and associated immigration queues (e.g., priority dates and the visa bulletin). Please note that this course does not provide coverage of special humanitarian programs or immigration removal relief. The course focuses on the basics of immigration, non-immigrant visas (NIVs), and the basics of family-based and employment-based immigration. It explains what lawful permanent resident (LPR or "green card" holder) means and some common paths people take to get a green card.Law students and new immigration paralegals, or those who are interested in immigration paralegal jobs will find this course a useful introduction and overview of immigration in the United States of America. Law offices can also using this course as part of their training or on-boarding program for their immigration paralegals new on the job. The course starts by introducing unique aspects of immigration law in the United States. It then introduces the sources of law, including statutes and regulations (e.g., Immigration and Nationality Act - INA) as well as the various immigration agencies that apply the laws and make decisions (e.g., DHS, DOS, DOL, DOJ). There's a consistent effort to introduce you to key terms and concepts, including both the formal names as well as common terms of art often used by immigration lawyers and paralegals. The course includes illustrations, infographics, and examples that walk the student through some of the most common documents encountered in the immigration context (e.g., Forms I-20, DS-2019, I-797 Notices, Visa pages, admissions tamps, Forms I-94, and passport biographic pages). The course includes extensive lecture and visual materials; however, it is not a substitute for post-secondary instruction in immigration law. This course is also not intended to be continuing education and is not qualified for such credit in any jurisdiction. The course includes a certificate of completion.The course is for general information and educational purposes and does not provide any legal advice. However, it is carefully prepared to save you time and introduce you to the most fundamental and important terms and concepts, so you can jump start your learning.The course focuses on topics of interest to immigration paralegals, global talent and global mobility teams, and human resources (HR) professionals in the U.S. who want a fast and effective introduction to the most common and essential concepts. It is also a good orientation/training for immigration paralegals in training who want to supplement their formal training or studies or current paralegals, legal assistants, law clerks, or lawyers who are exploring immigration paralegal jobs or paralegal positions at immigration law firms. The lessons focus on United States immigration law and are taught primarily in English. The course may also be applicable to other common law legal systems (e.g., India, United Kingdom - UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia) by analogy, but please keep in mind each country has its own rules and requirements for temporary and permanent residence and immigration.
