We handle Board of Immigration Appeals for individuals and attorneys. We appeal Immigration Court denials and some USCIS denials. We help you understand if you can appeal and get another chance at your case.

Law enforcement often unfairly targets the immigrant community. If you or a loved one have an arrest history, we are here to speak with you privately and confidentially to answer your questions. Assistance in collecting records. Explanation of risks and consequences.

If you’re afraid to go back to your country of origin because of something that happened to you, or something that you fear will happen to you because of who you are, consult with us to learn if you can apply for asylum. Winning asylum is protection against deportation, and ensures your right to work in the U.S.

Renew or replace your work permit or green card. Apply for Advance Parole to travel. Request a copy of your immigration records. Get advice about traveling safely outside of the U.S. and returning.

June 15, 2022 marked 10 years of the DACA program. We are here to help you renew DACA, apply for Advance Parole, or discuss options for permanent status. We can help you assess if you can still apply for DACA after an arrest.

Have you ever had to go to Immigration Court? We defend people against deportation (removal) and represent them in Immigration Court. Review of the entire process, your options and what to expect.

Is your family member in the US or abroad? We support lawful permanent residents, U.S. citizens, and asylees in the process of sponsoring their family members to get legal status.

We help you understand if and when you can apply for a green card, and what to expect from the process.

You are welcome here. Find out how your identity relates to your immigration legal options.

Young people who are under 21 and not married may qualify for SIJS if they were abused, abandoned or neglected by one or both parents. After winning SIJS, a young person may qualify for a green card/permanent residency.

We represent survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence, and other crimes. Consult with us to understand if you qualify for protection against deportation because you’re a survivor.

We support you if it’s your first time applying for temporary protected status (TPS) or if you’ve been renewing your status for years. Consult with us to see if you can apply for your green card.

Young people of all ages, including young kids, teens and young adults are welcome here. We use a specialized process to work with young people to ensure a safe space to talk. Note: we must meet with any young person individually to assess their case.