Supports immigrants in resolving immigration matters and achieving full integration into society. Offers legal assistance, aid with residency and citizenship forms, support with family petitions, evaluations of criminal records, consular processing, translations, and tax return assistance. Additionally, assists with federal tax forms, represents taxpayers in IRS disputes, and educates taxpayers about their rights and responsibilities.

Provides diverse assistance, case management, and referral programs to the community, offering aid with legal documents like divorce, housing, child support, and immigration paperwork. Additional services include help with NJ SNAP/Food Stamp and NJ Family Care applications, domestic violence advocacy, notary public services, parent education and support groups, post-partum depression support, protective services for parents involved with DCP&P, and translation and interpreting services for court appearances.

Provides diverse assistance, case management, and referral programs to the community, offering aid with legal documents like divorce, housing, child support, and immigration paperwork. Additional services include help with NJ SNAP/Food Stamp and NJ Family Care applications, domestic violence advocacy, notary public services, parent education and support groups, post-partum depression support, protective services for parents involved with DCP&P, and translation and interpreting services for court appearances.

Provides immigration services for immigrants. Services may include legal counseling related to immigration and assistance with citizenship forms and DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) renewals, green cards, and visa extensions.

Provide English language training, access to public benefits, assistance with school enrollment, and help with medical health screenings and referrals.

Provides affordable, quality legal representation for immigrants so they do not have to use high priced private attorneys or unqualified notaries. Legal staff accept the following types of cases: citizenship, family petitions, work permits (NACARA, VAWA) and domestic violence cases. The program also organizes between six and eight community information meetings a year to inform immigrants of U.S. immigration laws and report on potential changes proposed or approved by Congress.

Providing representation and assistance, the Immigration Assistance Program is authorized to represent clients before the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) and the Immigration Courts. Staffed with bilingual counselors and attorneys, services include representation in removal proceedings, guidance on immigration and citizenship matters, such as citizenship applications, family reunification, employment-based applications, Visa applications, and refugee travel documents, along with translation services for documents and photographs.

Provides diverse assistance, case management, and referral programs to the community, offering aid with legal documents like divorce, housing, child support, and immigration paperwork. Additional services include help with NJ SNAP/Food Stamp and NJ Family Care applications, domestic violence advocacy, notary public services, parent education and support groups, post-partum depression support, protective services for parents involved with DCP&P, and translation and interpreting services for court appearances.

Catholic Family & Community Services, a Catholic Charities agency in the Diocese of Paterson, provides a variety of legal services that include:- Immigration matters- Legal education- Landlord/tenant matters- Domestic relations- Entitlement advocacy

Offers low-cost immigration services for those unable to afford a private lawyer. Provides services such as filing/renewal for DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), VISA applications/renewals, and DACA applications/renewals. The services are available in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Catholic Charities, recognized by the U.S. Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), has been delivering immigration services in the community for over fifteen years.

Provides information and referral for immigrants, regardless of immigration status, in the Morristown area. Services include: Legal consultation, Work related advocacy, ESL classes, Literacy in Spanish, Language translation, Seminars and workshops on issues of interest to immigrants, including Latin American culture.

Assistance is provided by appointment only to fill out the forms needed to apply for citizenship (form N-400) or to renew/replace a green card (form I-90).

Provides multiple services to individuals and households at risk of homelessness. Programs range from housing and financial counseling to free legal services and survivor advocacy.

Assists residents in service area with various immigration matters, emphasizing services such as affirmative applications, refugee processing, temporary protected status, removal of conditions, appeals, consular processing, adjustment of status, naturalization, relief under the Convention Against Torture, U Visas, and immigration detention cases on an individual basis.

Provides to individual counseling, education workshops, and information regarding current immigration policies and benefits available. They may meet with our accredited Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) Accredited Representative to assess their unique needs and learn what their individual options are for immigration benefits.

Provides information, counseling, translation, assistance with applications to INS, and with US citizenship, permanent residency, visa, work permits, and follow ups.

Provides affordable legal immigration services available to immigrants seeking family reunification, adjustment of status, naturalization, employment authorization, and public education about legal and social services.