Immigration 4.2

Immigration law practitioners and professionals in the United States often rely on four key sources for guidance: the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), the Immigration Court Practice Manual, and the Board of Immigration Appeals Practice Manual. Accessing information from these sources can be a cumbersome process, with traditional books and online platforms each presenting their own challenges.

Printed books offer comprehensive information but can be heavy to carry around, making them less practical for attorneys appearing in court. Additionally, searching for specific terms like "immigrant visa" within books can be slow and inefficient. Many CFR book versions lack proper hierarchical organization, making it difficult to locate specific subsections such as 8 CFR § 204.1(a)(5)(i). Moreover, physical bookmarks are prone to falling out, causing inconvenience. Online websites may offer search capabilities, but they often lack bookmarking features for subsections and require an internet connection.

The Immigration app aims to address the limitations present in traditional resources by offering users a seamless experience in navigating the INA, CFR, and Practice Manuals. Through intuitive navigation features, users can easily locate desired subsections, conduct swift searches for terms of interest, and apply bookmarks for quick reference. The app allows users to effortlessly jump between corresponding sections in the INA and CFR, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of relevant legal provisions.

Furthermore, users have the option to personalize their reading experience by adjusting font sizes based on their preferences or device settings. For those seeking regular updates on laws and procedures, a monthly subscription named "Updates" is available for purchase within the app. Subscriptions are charged to the user's iTunes account upon confirmation and renewed automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the current period ends.

To manage subscriptions and disable auto-renewal, users can access these settings within the app or refer to the provided Terms of Use document for detailed instructions on canceling subscriptions.