Operations guidance for US immigration practices — what the current backlogs mean for firm capacity, where the delegation boundary sits, and what outsourced case support actually costs.
USCIS and the immigration courts are two separate queues with two separate numbers. What the current figures actually say, how a long queue changes firm economics, and which of the resulting work can be delegated.
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Read article →Attorney supervision, client consent, unauthorised practice boundaries, privilege, billing treatment, data security and provider diligence — the professional-responsibility questions immigration firms must settle before delegating case support.
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