[blindlaw] Immigration law text

[Singh, Nandini]

You may consider reaching out to your state bar, many of which have a pro bono fund to support pro bono representation. It may be worth asking if it can give you some money to cover the costs.

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Thanks for the great suggestions, list mates,
I especially like the one about going to the publisher for a PDF copy, expense of though it maybe. The printed text goes for $500. But it contains all the forms needed for practice in the immigration court. With a PDF text, I could create form fillable copies of the forms and use them on my computer.
I’ll let you know if I have any luck. This will be a big gulp for me pricewise since I am a solo practitioner, but I am taking pro bono asylum petitions from the Northwest Immigration Rights Project, a local nonprofit, and that might motivate the publisher to give me a break. NWIRP has already sent me a bunch of tutorials and forms, and will be supervising me closely at first, so I’m already off to a decent start.
Thanks again,
Elizabeth

Elizabeth M René 
Attorney at Law 
WSBA #10710 
KCBA #21824
rene0373 at gmail.com 
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