Provides immigration legal service including court representation. Specializes in family-based cases (immigration forms), naturalization, asylum, and removal and detention, as well as many dual criminal and immigration matters, refugee resettlement and case management services, criminal defense for minor offenses, small business services, and non-profit services.

Serves as the governing legislative body for Carbon County. Oversees county operations, including administration/ human resources, economic development, corrections, court services, emergency services, fiscal affairs, human services, public works, and the offices of the Coroner, Public Defender, Sheriff, and Solicitor.

Offers citizenship classes, financial literacy, and social services in addition, to promoting civic engagement.

Provides social services to the growing population of Latino immigrants in and out of Allegheny County. Provides aid to Latino families based on their individual needs and youth tutoring and mentoring.

Immigrant services include immigration consultation, assistance with paperwork such as green card or citizenship applications, adjustment of status "V" visas and "K" visas, family petitions and citizenship classes. Also provides English as a second language classes.

- Immigration Counseling: Accredited to give low cost legal immigration advice and assistance, representing clients before the Immigration Services and the Courts. Help clients fill out forms for a nominal fee. Experience with family petitions, citizenship, application for green cards, work permits, green card replacement, travel documents, bond hearings, master calendar hearings, and more.

- Refugee Resettlement and Match Grant Program: Work with community-based and faith-based groups to resettle refugees who come to them through the US Refugee Program. Also works with individuals who have received asylum status. Funds are only available for those refugees who were resettled by their office or asylees who were accepted into their Match Grant Program.

- Intensive Case Management and Navigation Support Program, offering intensive, extended and short-term support to eligible individuals and families. Assists refugees, asylees, victims of trafficking, SIVS, and Cuban/Haitian Entrants within 3-5 years of arrival to the US. Support services include but are not limited to medical navigation, referral assistance, and ESL learning links.



- Refugee Employment Program: Assists in job search for refugees, asylees, victims of trafficking or Cuban/Haitian Entrants within 5 years of arrival to US. No fees charged.






Accepts donations of lightly used furniture and household goods in good condition, by Appointment only. No appliances. Only for refugees and some asylees. Limited storage and manpower.

Provides resources for new immigrants. Request legal counsel with immigration for residents of Allentown.



Services may include: translator, child welfare/immigration, citizenship/naturalization, deportation related concerns, drivers license assistance, green care application or renewal, passport assistance and other legal services

Non-profit, public interest law firm provides free legal representation for low income people in civil cases. CJP specializes in class action lawsuits and innovative advocacy. Provides free legal representation for low income people when particular legal problems occur -employment, lead contamination, housing, language access, discrimination, property tax assessment, consumer rights, civil rights, immigration.

If you believe that someone or some company has acted unfairly or illegally toward you, you can speak with CJP about it.

Non-profit, public interest law firm that represents low income people in civil cases. CJP specializes in class action lawsuits and innovative advocacy. Provides free legal representation for low income people when particular legal problems occur such as employment, lead contamination, housing, language access, discrimination, property tax assessment, consumer rights, civil rights and immigration.

Chief Clerk of the Civil Division of the Court of Common Pleas. Handles Family Court filings (Protection from Abuse, divorces and custody matters). Chief Notary for County of Berks in civil cases. Records judgements and liens (local, state, and federal). Distributes immigration information. Records and maintains records for all civil cases. Agent for application of passports.

Filing office for cases before the Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas involving Custody; Divorce; New Suits; Civil Appeals; Landlord/Tenant Appeals; Liens, Judgments and Satisfactions; Mortgage Foreclosures; Protection From Abuse; Change of Name; Mental Health Commitments.

Passport Acceptance facility (including photos).
Host local Naturalization Ceremonies in coordination with U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services.
NOT A HELP CENTER. Office must maintain neutrality and CANNOT offer legal advice or provide assistance in preparing filings.

Maintains civil records for the court and is responsible for the creation, maintenance and certification of matters pending or determined by the court, including certain reporting and collection duties to state agencies. Processes passport applications and files records pertaining to divorce decrees. Operates as the filing office for the Civil Division of the Court of Common Pleas.

Provides legal representation, advice, and education to those with civil legal problems.

Provides legal and supportive services to immigrant and refugee women and youth. Legal services include self-petitions under the Violence Against Women Act, U visas, assisting victims of trafficking, assisting unaccompanied or abused minors with Special Immigrant Juvenile applications. Assists with DACA applications.

Immigration Counseling and Representation includes:

• U visas and self-petitions for survivors of interpersonal violence
  
• Representation to unaccompanied, abused or neglected immigrant youth
• Family reunification including Petitions for Alien Relatives
• Political asylum
• Adjustment of status
• Relief from removal (deportation)
• Replacement of documents
• Travel documents
• Extension or change of immigration status
• Representation in US Immigration court.

Assists refugees and immigrants with legal, ESL, and Civics support. Also helps individuals with general post status legal services such as work authorizations, travels documents, and petitioning for relatives abroad.

Maintains a searchable online directory of free or low cost nonprofit immigration legal services providers across the country.

Immigration advice, U.S. citizenship services, Irish Passport and citizenship services, Senior and youth programs

Provides attorneys and accredited representatives for free or at nominal cost to individuals seeking legal immigration related assistance in several areas of family- and humanitarian-based immigration applications and petitions, as well as representing clients in removal proceedings.

Helps refugees and asylees apply for permanent residence, permission to travel abroad and to start the petitions to bring relatives to the United States, dependent on current U.S. Immigration laws.

Helps individuals apply for or renew Temporary Protected Status, renew visitor visas in the event of medical emergency, help victims of domestic violence apply to keep the permanent residence status they may have gained through marriage, and provide information to victims of violent crimes or human trafficking so that they understand their rights and options.

Provides help to foreign-born individuals and families coming through the federal government’s resettlement program find housing and employment and help connect them to local services and benefits.

JFCS staff secures housing and provides furniture, food and clothing. Provides long term assistance, including but not limited to airport pick-up, referrals to human services benefits, set-up of medical appointments, paperwork, ESL class referrals, peer group guidance and transportation issues. Helps clients find work, navigate American workforce expectations and gain skills. We work with you to evaluate your job skills, interests and past work experience in order to identify areas of opportunity that might be a good match for you. Our employment counselors have built relationships with local employers that hire newcomers. We’ll provide translators if necessary, transportation to interviews, resume assistance and more. Some refugees may be connected to the JFCS Career Development Center for further training. We provide a number of pre- and post-employment support services to help ensure your success in the workplace.

Offers legal permanent residents: Immigration lawyers and representatives accredited by the Board of Immigration Appeals provide consultation and assistance for anyone with limited financial resources. Help with applications for green cards, visa extensions, petitions for relatives overseas, affidavits of support, affidavits of relationship, status inquiries, and low-cost consultations on immigration questions. Support service referrals, such as ESL classes and employment services. Citizenship classes to help immigrants prepare for the naturalization interview.

Supports low-wage workers as they pursue economic and social justice. Provides free legal representation on employment-related issues, community education on legal rights for migrant and immigrant workers, and advocacy services.

Provides assistance for recently arrived Korean immigrants and refugees. Provides help with cultural and language barriers.

The Legal Assistance Program provides free legal assistance to low income area residents of Southern Chester County. Legal advice is provided by a licensed, experienced attorney weekly at La Comunidad Hispana. Legal advice is provided in many areas of the law including but not limited to:

Immigration and Naturalization

Consumer Relations
Collections

Landlord/ Tenant disputes

Domestic relations matters including child support, custody and divorce

Personal Injury and Property Damage matters including auto accidents

Drivers License Problems

Labor and Employment issues including Workers Compensation

Offers county operations, including administration/human resources, economic development, corrections, court services, fiscal affairs, human services, public works, and the offices of the Coroner, Public Defender, Sheriff, and Solicitor. Information on county services.

Our legal team represents clients on a range of issues and aids them in seeking the most appropriate relief, including: family petitions, adjustments of status, consular processing, inadmissibilty and deportability waivers, removal/deportation defense, motions to suppress evidence, administrative closure based on prosecutorial discretion, asylum, withholding of removal, relief under the Convention Against Torture, cancellation of removal, U-visas for victims of certain crimes, relief under Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), T-visas for victims of trafficking, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Lawful Permanent Resident status, citizenship and naturalization, and other family based and humanitarian relief. NSC also advises clients and criminal defense attorneys of the potential immigration consequences stemming from an immigrant's contact with the criminal justice system.

Oversees Northampton County operations, including administration/human resources, economic development, corrections, court services, fiscal affairs, human services, public works, and the offices of the Coroner, Public Defender, Sheriff.

Since 2016, CASA has been serving South Central Pennsylvanians with services like citizenship classes, financial literacy, and social services in addition, to promoting civic engagement among the fast growing and diverse Latinx and immigrant populations.

Provides legal resources, representation, and educational services to immigrants living in all counties in Pennsylvania.

Assists immigrants needing removal defense and those who are victims of violent crimes. Helps immigrants navigate the process of permanant residency.

Provides immigration counseling (accredited by U.S. Department of Justice) for citizenship, green cards, affidavits of support, fiance(e) petitions, travel documents, replacing lost immigration documents, waiver of grounds of excludability, petitions to remove conditions, petitions under Violence Against Women Act, US Department of State processing and Immigration Court matters, including people detained by Immigration.

Provides immigration counseling (accredited by U.S. Department of Justice) for citizenship, green cards, affidavits of support, fiance(e) petitions, travel documents, replacing lost immigration documents, waiver of grounds of excludability, petitions to remove conditions, petitions under Violence Against Women Act, US Department of State processing and Immigration Court matters, including people detained by Immigration.

Consists of the County Council, which is the governing legislative body, and the County Executive, who oversees county operations, including administration/ human resources, economic development, corrections, court services, fiscal affairs, human services, public works, and the offices of the Coroner, Public Defender, Sheriff, and Solicitor.

Offers immigration legal services provided by DOJ Accredited Representatives. Helps immigrants and family members understand their options and assist with the following types of applications: permanent residency (green cards), removal of conditions for marriage-based green cards, citizenship, petitions for family members, renewal of documents (like DACA, and work authorization), Temporary Protected Status (TPS), affirmative asylum, U and T visas, and Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).

Provides information for granting immigration and citizenship benefits, promotes an awareness and understanding of citizenship, and ensures the integrity of immigration system.

Provides clinic personnel specialize in serving immigrants in removal proceedings and asylum cases, as well as survivors of domestic violence.

Clinic students represent immigrants requesting asylum, facing removal from the United States, and seeking special protection under the Violence Against Women Act. Students also help clients to overcome linguistic and cultural barriers that could impede their success in the U.S. legal system.