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Ian E. Scott sits on AILA Panel on Consular Processing

By November 16, 2018June 12th, 2025News

On November 14th, Ian E. Scott from Scott Legal, P.C. sat on an immigration panel to discuss consular processing procedures and issues.  The panel reviewed the following topics.

  • Introduction to the FAM: what it is and how to use it
  • Introduction to Non Immigrant Visa applications
  • Overview of the Non Immigrant Visas
  • The DS-160 and the NIV application
  • Interview prep and interview
  • Introduction to Immigrant Visa Consular Processing & Interview Preparation (Green Cards)
  • Post Interview Processing
  • Administrative Processing and LegalNet
  • Visa denials and review
Mr. Scott was honored to join such a prestigious group of panel members.

 

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