Extend Immigration Equation to fit your campus's priorities.
Standing services and targeted modules that extend your core offerings, from crisis-ready referral infrastructure to family- and recruitment-facing content.
Standing institutional service · Activated as needed
Emergency Referral Network
When a crisis hits, your campus already has a plan.
Some matters fall outside campus-based programming entirely. Removal defense, habeas corpus petitions, and detention require immediate, specialized action, often within hours. Without a pre-established referral relationship, administrators are left searching for qualified counsel during the worst possible moment.
What's included
A pre-vetted network of attorneys experienced in removal defense, habeas petitions, emergency stays, and detention matters
A documented referral protocol: who can activate it, how fast a referral is made, and what's needed to initiate
A single institutional point of contact, no searching, no cold calls
Coordination support connecting the student or family directly with assigned counsel
Activation log and basic case tracking for institutional visibility without compromising privilege
Why it matters. The worst moment to search for the right attorney is in the middle of a crisis. This service shifts that search to before the crisis happens, and gives administrators something concrete to tell a frightened student: here's what happens next, and here's who you'll be speaking with.
Audience: Administrators, DSO staff, and students facing high-acuity matters
Guided workshop · In-person or virtual
Student Document Vault
The right documents, organized, before they are needed.
Most students store their immigration documents inconsistently, some in a drawer, some in an email, some not at all. Missing documentation can turn a routine matter into a serious one.
What's included
An attorney-curated checklist organized by document type and renewal frequency
A practical framework for what to carry day-to-day versus store securely
Step-by-step instructions for a lost, stolen, expired, or damaged document
Students designate an emergency contact and authorize Immigration Equation to reach out and share documents with them if they're ever arrested or detained
See Immigration Equation's Emergency Referral Network to learn how counsel can be engaged within minutes when time matters most
Why it matters. One of the highest-value, lowest-friction tools a school can offer. It directly reduces urgent document questions reaching the international student office and gives students a sense of control.
Audience: All enrolled F-1 / J-1 students
Parent & Family Webinar
Family influence and investment shape the enrollment decisions of students.
Behind most enrollment and withdrawal decisions are family conversations. Family members are key stakeholders in an international student's higher-ed journey. Frequent, sudden changes in immigration rules have created uncertainty, even though the vast majority of international students experience only administrative changes. For the peace of mind of these key stakeholders, Immigration Equation offers clear, accurate information.
What's included
How F-1 (and J-1) status works, in plain, non-legal language
What protections, resources, and support are actually available through the institution
An honest, non-alarmist overview of the current enforcement environment
What to do, and who to contact, if their student experiences an immigration issue
A dedicated Q&A segment for family-submitted questions
How students can opt into Emergency Contact Notification within the Immigration Equation platform
Why it matters. Families who understand the realities are far less likely to make fear-driven decisions. This gives institutions a direct line to the people most likely to influence whether a student stays enrolled, converting a source of risk into a source of reassurance.
Audience: Families of newly admitted students
Pre-recorded video series · Embedded in admissions portal
Admissions Portal Videos
Show prospective students you've already planned for their safety.
International students choosing between institutions, including in Canada, the UK, Europe, and Australia, increasingly ask: will I be safe here, and will I be supported? Most admissions materials don't address this, leaving a gap competing institutions are starting to fill. The current news cycle means this is a question your materials need to answer, whether or not it's being asked directly.
What's included
3–5 short-form videos (2–4 minutes each), recorded by a licensed immigration attorney
Topics from F-1 basics and the visa interview to year-round legal resources and policy-change response
Co-branding with the institution's name, logo, and visual identity throughout
Source files delivered for direct embedding into the admissions portal or CRM
Why it matters. In a competitive recruitment landscape, visible legal preparedness is a genuine differentiator. It turns a real institutional strength into a recruitment asset.
Audience: Prospective and admitted international students
On demand
Intro to Self-Sponsorship and Entrepreneurship
Students can sponsor their own work visa, with patience and planning.
Most students spend countless hours identifying employers willing to sponsor them for work visas and green cards, without realizing that with patience and planning, they can sponsor their own. This offering explains the rules and barriers to self-sponsorship and self-employment.
What's included
[PLACEHOLDER] Full add-on copy for this module has not been drafted yet. See Doc #1, Section 1.f for the approved teaser.
Audience: Students
On demand
Know Your Rights & Emergency Planning
Clear guidance for the moments students hope never come.
Equip students with clear guidance on interactions with immigration and law enforcement officials, including rights during campus visits, traffic stops, and workplace encounters.
What's included
[PLACEHOLDER] Full add-on copy for this module has not been drafted yet. See Doc #1, Section 1.f for the approved teaser.