Federal Bar Association - Nonimmigrant Visa Applications: Overcoming Challenges and Preparing for the Future
April 11, 2024 | 1:00 PM — 3:10 PM EDT

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Fragomen Partner Emily Allen will be presenting during the Federal Bar Association - Nonimmigrant Visa Applications: Overcoming Challenges and Preparing for the Future virtual session on Thursday, April 11.
In this presentation on nonimmigrant visa applications, we will discuss the complex process applicants undergo when seeking entry into the United States for temporary stays. We will discuss current challenges around the world such as lengthy wait times for interviews, increased scrutiny, and evolving immigration policies. We will also share strategies for overcoming nonimmigrant visa denials, including unique challenges for F-1 students. Looking ahead, we will anticipate future process updates such as domestic visa application procedures.
Please note this course is co-sponsored with myLawCLE.
Key topics to be discussed:
- Nonimmigrant visa process overview
- Current trends and challenges
- Strategies for overcoming visa denials
- Upcoming updates/changes
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