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Centro de Asistencia al Migrante Urbano y Rural (CAMUR)
employment-based265 S. Western Ave., #74877, Los Angeles, CA, 90004
Adjustment of Status · Asylum applications · Consular Processing · Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) · Employment authorization · Employment-based immigrant and non-immigrant petitions · +13 more
522 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA, 94110
Adjustment of Status · Asylum applications · Consular Processing · Employment authorization · Family-based petitions · Humanitarian Parole · +4 more
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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.