United States Immigration & Citizenship
Prof. Allan Wernick's Guide to the Law
Alan Wernick
United States Immigration & Citizenship
Prof. Allan Wernick's Guide to the Law
Alan Wernick
Paperback | 200 pp
279 x 216 mm
Description:
Written in an easy to use ‘workbook’ self-help style, with sample forms, clear directions to government agency websites, and a comprehensive listing of many categories including NAFTA, this Guide is an essential reference for anyone pursuing what is often a time-consuming, challenging, and stressful process.
Of equal value to individuals as to lawyers and paralegals who may meet these issues on the periphery of their other cases, it is also ideally suited for grass roots Immigration Agencies, Libraries, Schools, and Universities.
Professor Allan Wernick, of Baruch College, CUNY, New York, is a nationally syndicated columnist in the ‘New York Daily News’, and has in this volume brought together authoritative guides to assist with navigation through the daunting legal immigration maze at all levels, eventually leading where desired to the obtaining of the much prized citizenship status.
Author biography:
Alan Wernick Professor Allan Wernick is a widely-noted authority and advocate on U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Law and is renowned for his ability to clearly explain the issues surrounding this highly complex field.He received his Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Stanford University, and his J.D. from Loyola University in Los Angeles. He now serves as Director of CUNY Citizenship Now, City University of New York, and has taught as a visiting professor at UCLA and California State University at Dominguez Hills.
His informative columns on Immigration Law appear twice weekly in the New York Daily News and are syndicated nationally. He has served on the national Board of Directors of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), as Chair of the Immigration Committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, and as President of the New York Chapter of AILA.
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