an immigrant to the U.S.

Learn about who is qualified to give legal advice and who to trust to give immigration legal help.

Learn about the ways a person can apply for asylum, associated fees, and what happens after someone files.

Learn more about what happens when someone is detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Learn what Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals is, including how it was created, what the requirements are, how to apply, what forms you need to submit, and what the benefits are.

Learn about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and what to expect if ICE is present in the community.

Navigate the most frequently asked questions about temporary protected status, including who qualifies, what it means to designate a country, and how to apply.

Explore what temporary protected status (TPS), including who qualifies and how to apply.

Learn about the new non-citizen immigrant registration requirement under the Alien Registration Requirement.

This FAQ explores information on green cards for family members, who can qualify, preference categories and which forms to file.

Definition of naturalization with the requirements and a guide from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Learn how about safety planning for immigrant families. Find out what should be included, like emergency contacts, financial plans, and childcare plans, and what else to do to ensure your family's safety.

Explore what a U visa is, who is eligible for a U visa, and how to apply for one.

Explains the standards that detention centers should meet, including the right to have visitors, phone cards, mail, and more.

A video about how being a victim of crime, including domestic violence can affect your immigration case.

Resources and information for refugees and asylum seekers arriving in Illinois. Includes information about Temporary Protected Status (TPS), available benefits, and organizations that can help with food, medical care, and legal issues.