WASHINGTON DC CHAPTER OF AMERICAN IMMIGRATION LAWYERS ASSOCIATION
EIN 91-1911195 · Printing & Publishing (A33)
What they do
THE AILA DC CHAPTER HOLDS AN ANNUAL IMMIGRATION LAW CONFERENCE for MEMBERS EVERY FALL. THE AILA DC CHAPTER HOLDS MONTHLY MEETINGS for ITS MEMBERSHIP, to DISCUSS ISSUES AFFECTING DISTRICT of COLUMBIA, MARYLAND and VIRGINIA IMMIGRATION LAWYERS and THEIR CLIENTS. THE AILA DC CHAPTER HOLDS ANNUAL CITIZENSHIP DAY CLINICS IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT DC, MD and VA, AT WHICH MEMBERS PROVIDE PRO BONO SERVICES to THE PUBLIC. THE AILA DC CHAPTER PRODUCES and DISTRIBUTES NEWSLETTERS and PROVIDES WEBSITE ACCESS WITH UP- TO-DATE INFORMATION CONCERNING IMMIGRATION MATTERS for DC, MD and VA IMMIGRATION LAWYERS. THE AILA DC CHAPTER HAS MEMBERS THAT SERVE AS LIAISONS BETWEEN MEMBERSHIP and VARIOUS IMMIGRATION RELATED ENTITIES INCLUDING UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP and IMMIGATION SERVICE (USCIS), DEPARTMENT of LABOR (DOL), EXECUTIVE OFFICE for IMMIGRATION REVIEW (EOIR), DEPARTMENT of STATE (DOS), IMMIGRATION and CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT (ICE) and CUSTOMS and BORDER PROTECTION (CBP).
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ContactEILEEN P BLESSINGERCHAIR-ELECT
In care of% CATHERINE A REYNOLDS-GARFIELD LAW
Mailing address180 S WASHINGTON ST STE B, FALLS CHURCH, VA 22046-2941
Main phone(703) 560-3500 Contact phone(301) 576-0491 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailsecretary@ailadc.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- July 1974
- County
- Falls Church (city)
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