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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/immigration-solutions-asylum/
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课程名称：移民解决方案：庇护 课程概述：本课程旨在提供关于庇护及其程序的概述。庇护是一种移民福利，允许某些害怕迫害的外国国籍人士合法地在美国无限期居留。庇护申请过程相对简单，但需注意未所有案件相同。如果您担心遭受迫害且无法在自己的国家生活，您可能有资格获得庇护，并且您及您的家庭成员可能也有资格获得移民福利。了解庇护程序可以为您节省申请此请求时数千美元的律师费用。 在本课程结束时，您将理解庇护的定义、资格要求、申请过程及获得庇护后的生活。课程将指导您完成USCIS表格I-589的填写，并将让您了解庇护的限制。课程分为六个部分，共十二个短视频，每个视频提供有关如何进行庇护申请的指导和信息。 您将学习的内容包括： - 理解庇护及其资格要求。 - 描述庇护申请过程及其限制。 - 阐述获得庇护后的相关程序。 课程要求：无 适合人群：如果您由于过去遭受迫害或有充分理由担心返回本国后会遭受迫害而无法或不愿意返回您的故乡，您可以参加本课程。您所受迫害的原因与以下五个方面之一有关：种族、宗教、国籍、特定社会群体的成员身份或政治意见。
This course is intended to provide an overview of asylum and the asylum process. Asylum is an immigration benefit that allows certain foreign nationals who fear persecution to remain lawfully in the U.S. indefinitely.This is a relatively simple process. Bear in mind not all cases are the same. If you have a situation where you fear persecution and unable to live in your country, you may be granted asylum and you and your family members may be eligible for immigration benefits.Understanding the asylum process may save you thousands of dollars in fees to an immigration attorney for filing this petition.By the end of this course, you will have an understanding of what asylum, the eligibility requirements, the application process and life after the grant of asylum. This course will walk you through the completion of USCIS Form I-589. You will also have an understanding of the bars to asylum.This course is broken down into six (6) sections with twelve (12) short videos. Each video contains information and guidance on navigating the process of filing for asylum.What you'll learnUnderstand what asylum is and the eligibility requirements.Describe the asylum application process and the bars to asylum.Identify the processes after the grant of asylum.Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?NoneTake this course if you are a foreign national who fear persecution.Who this course is for:If you are unable or unwilling to return to your home country because you have been persecuted there in the past or have a well-founded fear that you will be persecuted if you go back.The reason you have been (or will be) persecuted is connected to one of five things: your race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or your political opinion.
