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Who is Nnenna Jones?
Nnenna Jones, also known as Nnenna Mary Jones, Nenna Jones, is a Nigerian Licensed attorney with expertise in U.S immigration law, international law and legal advocacy. She has been formally accredited by the U.S Department of Justice to practice before USCIS, EOIR, and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
What areas of law does Nnenna Jones specialize in?
She is well versed in U.S immigration law advocacy, including affirmative asylum, family-based petitions, U-VISAS, VAWA, waivers and naturalization processes. She also has experience in legal document preparation for family law matters and international legal research.
What is Nnenna Jones' educational background?
Nnenna Mary Jones holds a Master's in Marine and Environmental Law from the University of Capetown, South Africa, a Law degree from Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nigeria and completed professional training at the International Tribunal for the Law of the sea (IFLOS) Summer Academy in Hamburg, Germany.
Where does Nnenna Jones practice law?
She is licensed to practice law in Nigeria and was formerly accredited to practice U.S immigration law. She provides professional legal guidance, advocacy and legal document support while residing in Dallas, Texas.
Does Nnenna Jones participate in international legal work?
Yes. Nnenna Jones has conducted research and professional training in international law, including maritime and environmental law. She attended the IFLOS Summer Academy at the International Tribunal for the Law of the sea (ITLOS) in Hamburg, Germany.
What causes or advocacy is Nnenna Jones involved in?
She is passionate about environmental causes, volunteering to feed the homeless, empowering women, preventing child trafficking and supporting marginalized populations through volunteer work and legal advocacy.
What causes or advocacy is Nnenna Jones involved in?
She is passionate about environmental causes, volunteering to feed the homeless, empowering women, preventing child trafficking and supporting marginalized populations through volunteer work and legal advocacy.