Legal Organization Directory

Central American Resource Center (Carecen) provides a wide range of free or low cost immigration services. Carecen’s capacity to provide full representation can be limited, and they typically provide more in-depth assistance on green card renewals, family petitions, DACA, consular processing, obtaining Temporary Protected Status, and relief for undocumented youth.

Catholic Charities provides general immigration assistance, but usually not deportation defense.

Catholic Charities provides immigration legal services for immigrant individuals and their families, including Legal Permanent Resident/ Green Card, US citizenship, Immigrant Relative Petition, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA), Violence Against Women’s Act (VAWA), and U-Visa.

Catholic Charities provides immigration legal assistance for immigrant individuals and their families, including Legal Consultations, Family-Based Visa Petitions, Fiancé Visas, Consular Processing, Inadmissibility Waivers, Remove Conditions on Residency, Permanent Residency (Green Card) Application and Renewal, Naturalization/U.S. Citizenship, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Victims of Domestic Abuse (VAWA), Victims of Violent Crimes (U-VISA), Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Request of Immigration Records (FOIA), and Travel Documents (Advance Parole).

The Center for Employment Training, Immigration and Citizenship Program is a Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) accredited agency providing immigration information and services in Santa Clara County. Services focus on: citizenship classes, naturalization, DACA, family-based petitions, adjustment of status, green card renewal/replacemement, employment authorization, U-Visas, removal of conditional residence, and other services.