Advancinig Justice 于2015年6月22日举行了新闻发布会，他们将低价/免费为华人提供中文移民法律服务：拨打 404-890-5655, 按4

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http://www.atlanta168.com/atlantapics/06-2015-june/law/

请点击链接欣赏视频：

1. https://youtu.be/o_hNMds1SE4

2. https://youtu.be/NbsWvRFNE88

3. https://youtu.be/TQ5Lpw2QTMQ

Names, titles and language ability of Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Atlanta Staff:

1.       Helen Kim Ho, Executive Director and Attorney

2.       Monica Kinene, Legal Director and Attorney

3.       Sara Hamilton, Deputy Director and Attorney

4.       James Chan Woo, BIA Accredited Agent (in process), Korean language

5.       Raymond Partolan, BIA Accredited Agent (in process), Spanish and Tagalog languages

6.       Nicole Phan, BIA Accredited Agent (in process), Vietnamese language

 Chinese speaking staff member need

We are looking for a bilingual Chinese speaker to help us with our immigration legal services.  Advancing Justice – Atlanta will pay for their BIA (Board of Immigration Appeals) certification which includes coursework to become proficient in immigration law (please see below for more information on what BIA accreditation means).  The person hired for this position will work part-time and principally handle work over the phone and sometimes in our offices in Norcross.  To apply please submit a short letter of interest and resume to mskinene@advancingjustice-atlanta.org.

· What is the “BIA”?

“BIA” stands for Board of Immigration Appeals. It is part of the Department of Justice’s Executive Office for Immigration Review, and is the appellate-level court for the immigration court system.

· What is BIA Recognition and Accreditation?

Obtaining Recognition and Accreditation allows non-lawyers to represent clients before US immigration agencies, including USCIS, ICE, and the Immigration Courts. BIA Accreditation is for individual staff of BIA Recognized organizations.  Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Atlanta is in the process of becoming a BIA Recognized nonprofit organization.