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Immigration

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I want to petition for a relative

If you want to help a spouse, child, parent or another relative obtain a green card, start with records showing the relationship and any immigration documents available. A family petition and a green card are different steps; an attorney will review the path. No questionnaire is required before calling.

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A loved one is detained

If a loved one is detained, you can call us even if you do not know the county or facility. Have their full name and any information about where the arrest happened ready. Below, you can open the official locator if you prefer to search yourself.

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I need help with immigration court

If you received an immigration court notice, keep it and check for a hearing date. Call us so the team can arrange an attorney review. You do not need to complete a questionnaire to ask for help.

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JLA explains it on video

Hear from our team. These educational videos do not replace an attorney’s review of your situation or changes in the rules.

What Happens If I Have Immigration Court?

Can I Be Deported for an Arrest in the U.S.?

What Is an Immigration Waiver?