Legal support with DACA and other immigration-related needs is available for free to 51ΑΤΖζ students, staff, faculty and their immediate relatives (spouses, paralegal support with DACA and other immigration-related needs is available for free to 51ΑΤΖζ students, staff, faculty and their immediate relatives (spouses, parents, siblings, and children). The services are provided through a partnership with the .
CARECEN provides the following services in a virtual capacity and continues working on existing cases, as well as initial consultations, online or by telephone.
- General Consultations
- Adjustment of status (residency)
- Asylum
- Citizenship/naturalization
- Consular processing
- DACA renewals
- Family petitions
- NACARA
- Removal of conditions of residency
- Representation for unaccompanied minors
- Residency card renewal/replacement
- TPS renewals
- U-Visa/VAWA
- Work permit renewal
βKnow Your Rightsβ Resources to Support Immigrant Communities in California
Governor Newsomβs Office has released updated βKnow Your Rightsβ fact sheets in and that offer guidance for recognizing federal immigration agents, what to do if you are witness to an immigration arrest, and an FAQ. The California Department of Social Services also provides a for general legal assistance, assistance for removal proceedings, and services for youths and minors.
Other Legal Services Provider in California
- also has resources for refugees, Special Immigrant Visa holders, and other eligible populations.