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The Center for Immigration and Citizenship Legal Assistance (CICLA) offers immigration representation in family-based immigration matters, consular processing, Deferred Action for Early Childhood Arrivals (DACA), permanent residence, and naturalization. One of the primary goals of the Center is to preserve and maintain family unity by assisting eligible individuals to petition for family members so that they may legally immigrate to the United States.
Another core mission of the Center is to assist individuals who have been the victim of domestic violence and sexual assault to obtain lawful status and permanent residency under the provisions of VAWA. Go to the VAWA Immigration Project page to learn more. |
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Catholic Charities is a Department of Justice recognized provider of low-cost immigration services in Albuquerque or Santa Fe. Through its staff and Department of Justice accredited representatives, Catholic Charities offers qualified legal services to individuals generally at about 1/3 the cost of private attorneys.
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Center for Immigration and Citizenship Legal Assistance (CICLA)
Addresses: 2010 Bridge SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 1234 San Felipe Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87505 Hours of Operation: Albuquerque: 8:00-5:00 Monday-Friday Santa Fe: 8:00 -12:00 and 1:00 to 5:00 Monday-Friday Please call (505) 724-4662 or (505) 724-4631 or send us an e-mail at citas@ccasfnm.org in Albuquerque. In Santa Fe call us at (505) 424-9789 or email us at sf.citas@ccasfnm.org. We provide low-cost immigration legal assistance to immigrants, U.S. citizens, and U.S. legal permanent residents in gaining or maintaining immigration status for themselves or for family members in order to preserve or restore family unity. We provide free immigration legal assistance to immigrant victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in determining/gaining immigration benefits (e.g., legal permanent resident status or work permits). We do not handle cases which would involve the Immigration Court in El Paso, which are generally those involving deportation, removal, or serious criminal offenses. Services Provided: • Adjustment/Change of Status • Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals *DACA* • Family-based Petitions • Consular Processing (outside of U.S.) • Applications for/renewals of work authorizations and permanent resident cards • Citizenship preparation, English & GED classes • Citizenship Certificate & Naturalization • Translations, waivers, affidavits of support, notarizations (only as part of cases) • Petitions for victims of domestic violence (VAWA), Crime (U visa)-FREE of charge (with funding from the State of New Mexico) |
Centro de Servicios Legales de Inmigración
Direcciones: 2010 Bridge SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 1234 San Felipe Ave., Santa Fe, NM 87505 Horario: Albuquerque: 8:00-5:00 lunes a viernes Santa Fe: 8:00 -12:00 y 1:00-5:00 lunes a viernes Para mayor información comuníquese al (505) 724-4662 o (505) 724-4631 o envíenos un correo electrónico a citas@ccasfnm.org en Albuquerque. En Santa Fé comuníquese al (505) 424-9789 or at sf.citas@ccasfnm.org Proporcionamos ayuda legal a bajo costo para inmigrantes, ciudadanos americanos, y residentes legales con el fin de conseguir o mantener el estatus legal y así mantener las familias unidas. También proporcionamos ayuda legal gratis para obtener beneficios de inmigración (por ejemplo, permiso de trabajo o tarjeta de residencia legal). No manejamos casos que involucren la Corte de Migración en El Paso, los cuales por lo general incluyen deportación, delitos graves o criminales. SERVICIOS •Ajuste de Estatus •Acción Diferida *DREAMERS* •Visas para Familias •Proceso Consular (fuera de E.E.U.U) •Tramites/renovación de permisos de trabajo y de tarjetas de residencia •Solicitudes de Ciudadanía y Nacionalización •Clases de preparación de ciudadanía, inglés y GED • Traducciónes, perdónes, carta de patrocinador, servicio de notario (solamente dentro de los casos) •Peticiones para víctimas de violencia doméstica (VAWA), crimen (U visa) -GRATIS |
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For information about Catholic Charities efforts to assist asylum-seekers released from ICE traveling through Albuquerque, please visit our Companions on the Journey page.
