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1,275 nonprofit organisations across all 50 states and Puerto Rico, most of them free. They pay us nothing and we take nothing, they are listed because they exist, not because they signed up.

Why this is here. Most people who come to us asking about an EB-2 NIW should not be filing one, and our assessment tells them so. Saying “you do not qualify” and nothing else is how the notario market gets fed, people still need help, and they take the first offer they find. This is the honest next step. Only a licensed attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative may give you immigration advice. Everyone below is one or the other.

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Areas of immigration legal assistance119
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Filling in a form is very different from appearing in immigration court.

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Printed from NIWFile. Source: National Immigration Legal Services Directory (Immigration Advocates Network / Pro Bono Net). Details change, call before travelling. Only a licensed attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative may give immigration legal advice.

Sourced from the National Immigration Legal Services Directory, maintained by the Immigration Advocates Network and Pro Bono Net. We do not verify these listings ourselves and details change, confirm hours and services before travelling. NIWFile receives no payment from any organisation listed here. If an entry is wrong, report it to the source directory so everyone’s copy is corrected. Beware of anyone who is not a licensed attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative offering to handle your case: USCIS guidance on avoiding scams.