New Mexico: Situational Ethics in Legal Proceedings
Interpreter Skill Building Webinar
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) is a unique immigration remedy that straddles federal and state law, because it requires applicants to first obtain a state court order with particular findings before applying for federal immigration benefits. Although in many states, SIJS is handled almost exclusively in family courts, these cases can also be filed in probate, juvenile, or any court division that handles matters involving the custody and care of minors. This session will explore the variety of settings in which interpreters may find themselves interpreting for a SIJS case, and will present terminology and procedural issues that the interpreter may encounter, as well as discussing SIJS as an immigration remedy for abused, abandoned, and neglected minors.
Save Your Spot—Don’t Miss This Essential SIJS Training
Interpreters will learn in what divisions of state courts they might find themselves interpreting SIJS cases, and what kinds of unique situations they may encounter in each
Interpreters will learn what kinds of juvenile, probate, and family cases may involve SIJS matters
Interpreters will learn terminology related to SIJS cases in each of these civil court divisions
Tamber Hilton
Webinar Description
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status in State Courts
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