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Not sure, or want to see everything?Attorneys
Licensed immigration attorneys who can represent you and give advice specific to your case.
Use this when: You want a licensed professional who can formally represent you, sign filings on your behalf, or appear in immigration court for you.
Accredited representatives
DOJ-accredited, non-lawyer representatives — often at nonprofits — authorized to practice immigration law.
Use this when: You want professional legal help but a private attorney's fees are out of reach, or you'd rather work with a nonprofit.
Legal aid & nonprofit organizations
Immigration help for those who can't afford a private attorney.
Use this when: You need general guidance or a consultation and have limited income.
Pro bono immigration-court representation
Free representation in immigration court proceedings, organized by court.
Use this when: You're in immigration court / removal proceedings right now and need representation there, at no cost.
University international student offices
Find your school's international student office, for F-1/M-1 status questions.
Use this when: You're an F-1/M-1 international student with a status or SEVIS question tied to your school.
Community & cultural organizations
Local and cultural organizations that support immigrants.
Use this when: You want local, culturally or linguistically matched support — not necessarily legal help.
For employers
Coming soonSponsoring or supporting employees through the immigration process.