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Support Immigrant Legal Services

It’s easy to assume that once a refugee is admitted into the United States that their biggest hurdles are over.  Unfortunately, many of the refugees who moved to the United States since 2021, following years of vetting by multiple organizations including the Department of Homeland Security and Interpol, now face complicated and expensive requirements to be able to stay here. 

Join us in providing refugees/immigrants/newcomers with legal services to help them as follows: 

  • File adjustment of status applications to help eligible individuals apply for lawful permanent residency (green cards). 

  • Prepare and file asylum applications for eligible individuals who are ready to pursue asylum. 

  • Support family reunification petitions filed within required timeframes, so families are positioned for processing when available. 

  • Submit FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) requests to obtain clients’ immigration records when needed for their cases. 

  • Keep cases moving forward by filing timely applications and placing them in the processing queue, even when adjudication timelines are delayed.” 

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