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SUMMARY:Adjustment of Status (Part Two) – Discretion and R
 isks
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DESCRIPTION:You’ve mastered the elements of adjustment of 
 status—but what happens after you file with USCIS?
  In today’s heightened enforcement climate, unders
 tanding discretion and risks isn’t optional; it’s 
 essential. In this Part Two adjustment of status w
 ebinar, we’ll explore when and how discretion affe
 cts adjustment cases, how to evaluate risks both b
 efore filing and at the interview stage, and how t
 o communicate these considerations effectively to 
 clients. Practitioners will be better equipped to 
 understand how discretion is exercised and how it 
 shapes case strategy, how changing policies can im
 pact adjustment, and strategize on how to handle i
 nterviews including when it may be best to stop an
  interview. Note that this is a follow up webinar 
 to the April 21 webinar that discusses the basic l
 egal requirements to adjust status, including the 
 threshold requirement of having been "inspected an
 d admitted or paroled" for adjustment of status un
 der INA 245(a), or 245(i) for those who last enter
 ed without inspection. Participants are welcome to
  sign up for one or both of this two-part adjustme
 nt of status webinar series.
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