Mar 14- AGO Training about Unauthorized Practice of Immigration Law

February 20, 2025

Join us for a free training by the Office of Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell

Join us for a free virtual training on Friday, March 14 at noon by the Office of Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell about the Unauthorized Practice of Immigration Law (UPIL). UPIL is a widespread problem in which dishonest individuals falsely disguise themselves as licensed attorneys and charge immigrants hundreds and thousands of dollars for immigration services, forms, or unlicensed legal advice.



This training will cover the difference between legal advice from an immigration attorney vs unlicensed legal advice, immigration attorney scams and how to detect them, what to do if you become a victim of an immigration lawyer scam, and resources for legal help. This training is facilitated to prevent immigrants and their families from becoming a victim of UPIL.

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We are committed to providing interpretation, translation, and other accommodations to make our events as accessible as possible. Please submit requests by March 5, 2025 to KWaldner@PublicHealthWM.org or 413-794-2897. We will do our best to fulfill any requests we receive. Advance notice will help us to provide seamless access.


Comprometemos proporcionarle servicios de interpretación, traducción y otras adaptaciones para que nuestros eventos sean lo más accesibles posible. Envíe su solicitud antes del 5 de marzo a KWaldner@PublicHealthWM.org o llamando al 413-794-2897. Haremos todo lo posible para cumplir con cualquier solicitud que recibamos. El aviso previo nos ayudará a proporcionarle acceso sin interrupción.

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