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LAIA Launches Specialized Training Program for Immigration Document Preparers

Newswriter Staff January 10, 2025
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LAIA Launches Specialized Training Program for Immigration Document Preparers

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The Latin American Immigration Association introduces a comprehensive training program to equip professionals with the skills needed for accurate immigration document preparation, addressing a critical need in the immigration services sector.

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The Latin American Immigration Association (LAIA) has introduced a specialized training program aimed at preparing Immigration Document Preparers and Forms Specialists. This initiative responds to the increasing complexity of immigration processes and the growing demand for qualified professionals to assist immigrant communities with non-legal immigration services.

Greg McKewen, Executive Director of LAIA, highlighted the program's importance in empowering individuals to become trusted resources in their communities. The curriculum covers essential topics such as the preparation and submission of family-based immigration applications, current regulations, and best practices for client communication. A unique feature of the program is its emphasis on practical skills, offering participants hands-on experience through interactive modules and real-world scenarios.

Ethical standards and consumer protection are central to the program, with a focus on preventing the unauthorized practice of law and promoting professional integrity. LAIA also provides graduates with resources to support career advancement and business growth, including access to a membership benefits program that offers ongoing support and tools for establishing independent document preparation services.

This initiative by LAIA marks a significant advancement in professionalizing the field of immigration document preparation. By enhancing the quality of services available to immigrant communities, the program has the potential to improve the immigration experience for both service providers and immigrants. The increased availability of trained, ethical document preparers is expected to contribute to more efficient processing of immigration documents, alleviating some of the challenges faced by those navigating the U.S. immigration system.

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