TANA organizes Immigration 360 for members of Telugu community

TANA has invited Telugu community members with immigration-related questions or concerns to submit them in advance through an online form.

The Telugu Association of North America (TANA) is organizing an “Immigration 360°” seminar aimed at helping Telugu community members better understand U.S. immigration issues and obtain guidance on questions affecting students, professionals and families.

TANA has invited community members with immigration-related questions or concerns to submit them in advance through an online form. Organizers said the submissions will help identify issues of particular interest to attendees and allow relevant topics to be addressed during the seminar.

A report on the event identifies immigration attorney Santosh R. Somireddy as the featured speaker. Somireddy is the founder of Somireddy Law Group, whose practice includes employment- and family-based immigration matters. The State Bar of Texas lists him as eligible to practice in Texas and identifies immigration among his practice areas.

The seminar is being coordinated with TANA's NRI Students Coordinator Dr. Uma Aramandla Katiki.

Topics expected to be discussed include employment-based immigration, H-1B visas, green-card processes, family-based immigration, maintenance of lawful status and other developments affecting immigrants in the United States, according to information published about the program.

The program has particular relevance for Telugu professionals, international students and immigrant families navigating the U.S. immigration system. TANA has previously organized immigration seminars and question-and-answer sessions addressing visa and immigration issues affecting its community.

Those who want their questions considered during the upcoming seminar can submit them at: https://tinyurl.com/kew2hwr7