Legal Question in Immigration Law in Tennessee

Immigration assistants

What does TN law say about Immigraiton assistants? To what extent can I have a small business doing this and is there classes or a certification process? Where can I go and get this information?


Asked on 5/02/07, 11:07 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Grace Gardiner Gardiner & Associates, Attys at Law

Re: Immigration assistants

You should work for an attorney if you want to be an immigration assistant. To open a small business to offer the service will be the unauthorized practice of law. In the legal community if you opened such a small business you would be called a "notario." Immigration Law as it is called involves practicing law, there are sometimes appeals to be filed, etc. I suggest working for an immigration atty.

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Answered on 5/02/07, 11:24 am


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