Immigration Legal Services

We can help with immigration applications.

We offer many services ourselves and can direct you to resources for others.

We work closely with the MIRA Coalition and other service providers. Please Visit our Immigration Resources page for helpful hints on Know Your Rights, Family Preparedness, and other key resources.

We offer direct assistance with:

  • Family Immigration –
    For Family of US Citizens or People with a Green Card, Inside and Outside the United States
  • Green Card Applications –
    For Renewal, Asylum Granted for 1 year, Refugees, and Other Qualifying Applicants
  • Humanitarian Applications – TPS, VAWA, DACA Renewals.
    • TPS (Temporary Protected Status) is currently available to people from: Burma  (Myanmar), El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nepal, Nicaragua, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Yemen, Afghanistan, and Ukraine.
  • Employment Authorization – For Qualifying Statuses
  • Travel Documents – For Statuses Requiring Special Permission to Re-Enter the United States
  • Fee Waivers– For Government Application Fees
  • USCIS Change of Address
  • other services determined by intake review

Process for Immigration Support

1.

Call or email Center for New Americans (CNA).

2.

Get scheduled for an intake.

3.

Immigration attorney reviews the intake.

4.

We contact you to schedule a consultation phone call with the attorney.

5.

The attorney answers your questions during the consultation and lets you know if CNA can help you with services.

6.

If we can help, a paralegal will contact you to start your case.

If you need services we cannot provide, we help connect you to a provider.

Center for New Americans is a DOJ Recognized Agency.

Click here to find a list of recognized programs by state.

Be careful about receiving services from an organization that is not recognized.