Services for Immigrants, Refugees, and Human Trafficking Victims

The Clinic represents non-citizens who otherwise would 

be unable to obtain legal representation.

Centro Legal de la Raza was founded 

in 1969 by Latino law students at 

UC Berkeley to provide legal services 

to Low-income and immigrant communities in the SF Bay Area. 

Immigration Advocates Network (IAN), a program of Pro Bono Net, is dedicated to expanding access to immigration legal resources and information through collaboration and technology.

National Immigration Legal Services Directory lists only nonprofit organizations that provide free or low-cost immigration legal services. 

If you have questions, please visit frequently asked questions or email: directory@immigrationadvocates.org

Find an Immigration Lawyer

 This site and the information on it should only be used for finding an immigration attorney for legal help. 

The ILRC seeks to improve immigration law and policy, expand the capacity of legal service providers, and advance immigrant rights.  The agency does not provide direct legal services or individual consultations. 

Resources:

Immigration Preparedness Toolkit

Print Your Own Red Cards

Know Your Immigrant Rights 

Know Your Rights (Multiple Languages)

California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF) is a statewide non-profit civil legal aid organization providing free legal services and policy advocacy for California’s some of the most marginalized communities--the unrepresented, the unorganized, and the undocumented.  

Opening Doors serves immigrants, refugees, and survivors of human trafficking in Northern California as they pursue their right to stability, self-sufficiency, and belonging.

California Human Development – Immigration and Citizenship 

Program has been providing 

services since 2001. 

Immigration Legal Services

Since 1989, World Relief Sacramento and partner churches have welcomed more than 30,000 refugees and immigrants in the Northern California area.

Lao Family's mission is to advance the economic mobility and well-being of diverse communities, in particular to refugee, immigrant, and US-born low-income groups through culturally informed health, employment, housing, education and supportive services. The agency offers over 50 programs and services in more than 35 languages.

ARI serves Sacramento's limited English proficient population, refugee, immigrant and low-income families offering services for job assistance, English classes, youth and senior programs, and health education.

Headquarters

6270 Elder Creek Rd., 

Sacramento, CA 95824

(916) 454-1892

ARI Job Center 

2411 Alhambra Blvd., Suite 110

Sacramento, CA 95817

(916) 324-6202

ARI Citrus Heights

5750 Sunrise Blvd., Suite 100

Citrus Heights, CA 95610

(916) 745-4313