Below are instructions on the documents you will need to bring to your initial consultation, depending on the type of immigration benefit for which you believe you qualify:
DACA Application (initial application)
- Evidence of school enrollment or evidence of completion of high school/GED diploma
- Proof of identity
- Proof of residency in this country from June 15, 2007 to present
- Proof that you entered the United States before age 16
- If you have been arrested or convicted of a crime, you may need to bring court dispositions.
DACA Renewal
- Money order or check for $495
- 2 Passport style photos
- Your current/most recent work permit
- Your previous DACA application(s)
- If you have been arrested or convicted of a crime, you may need to bring court dispositions.
VAWA or U Visa
- Proof of the legal status of the abuser
- Proof of marriage or relationship to the abuser
- Proof of the abuse, such as a police report
- If you have been arrested or convicted of a crime, please bring a certified final court disposition(s)
If you believe you have a U Visa case, you should bring a complete report of the crime from the appropriate police department or from the Department of Children and Family Services.
Unaccompanied Minor case
- Birth certificate
- Alien registration number
- Notice to Appear
- Notice of Hearing
- ORR Verification of Release Form with date of release
Family Petitions
- Birth certificate
- Marriage Certificate
- Certificate of naturalization or permanent resident card
- Divorce or death certificate(s), if applicable
Permanent Residency Renewal
- Permanent Resident card
- Money order or check for $540
- If applying for a fee waiver, a letter providing verification of benefits that is signed and/or stamped by your social worker
- If you have been arrested or convicted of a crime, please bring a certified final court disposition(s)
Naturalization
- Permanent Resident card
- Birth certificate
- If you have been arrested or convicted of a crime, please bring a certified final court disposition(s)
- Passport(s) you have used to travel after you became a permanent resident
- Dates of travel outside the U.S. for the past five years
- Marriage or divorce certificate, if applicable
Temporary Protective Status (TPS) Renewal
- Work authorization card
- Your previous TPS application(s)
- If you have been arrested or convicted of a crime, please bring a certified final court disposition(s)
- Passport if you have traveled outside the U.S. with advanced parole
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