This Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing–only workshop introduces the main U.S. immigration pathways and explains who may qualify for each option. Participants will learn the real costs of pursuing immigration relief — including filing fees and common hidden expenses such as medical exams, translations, travel, and legal or accredited-representative support — and why there is no single “line” to immigrate.
When: Friday, February 13 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Where: Virtual - the link will be shared with the purchase of tickets
ID: The flyer has a light gray city skyline in the background. In front of the skyline, along the bottom half of the image, there is a row of black silhouettes of people walking from left to right. The silhouettes include adults and children, some carrying backpacks, suggesting families and individuals traveling together.
At the very top is the Hands United logo: a small circular blue icon with two hands forming a sign inside it. Next to the logo, the words “HANDS UNITED” appear in red, all capital letters.
Below that, in very large bold text, it says:
IMMIGRATION
101
The number “101” is large and red.
Centered beneath the title is a block of text that reads:
“This is a three-part, Deaf-and Hard-of-Hearing-only workshop series designed to help DHH community members understand real immigration pathways, real costs, real wait times, and why there is no single ‘line’ to immigrate to the United States.”
Near the bottom of the flyer, the event details appear in white text:
February 13, 20, 27
4pm–6pm PST
Below that are three pricing lines:
general admission – $5 (no CEUs)
student – $25 (0.6 CEUs)
professional – $60 (0.6 CEUs)
In the lower left corner is a blue Zoom camera icon with the word Zoom, indicating the event is online.
In the lower right corner, the words REGISTER HERE appear in red capital letters above a black-and-white QR code.