Immigration

immigration legal skills for United States

U.S. immigration law runs through the Department of Homeland Security, USCIS, the immigration courts administered by the Executive Office for Immigration Review, and the State Department's consular network — a multi-agency structure where a single case can require coordinated filings before more than one body under strict, often non-extendable deadlines. The immigration legal skills for the United States in the ThomasMore catalog are built for that complexity, covering nonimmigrant visa petitions, employment-based and family-based green card workflows, removal defense, asylum and withholding of removal, naturalization, and I-9 compliance audits.

Each skill is agent-ready and runs over MCP or downloads directly into your practice, handling discrete tasks such as drafting a Request for Evidence response, assembling a priority date analysis against the Visa Bulletin, or screening a corporate client's workforce for status gaps. Because USCIS policy memos, fee schedules, and form editions shift with some regularity, the open-source contributions in the ThomasMore catalog are maintained to track those changes rather than freeze them at a snapshot. Practitioners advising employers on PERM labor certification, individuals navigating consular processing abroad, or clients in removal proceedings can filter the collection by license or author to find the capability their matter needs. Start with the workflow stage that is consuming the most time right now.