ICE notice, detention, or urgent deadline
Save the notice, write down the deadline, identify the ICE office or detention facility, and call immediately for urgent matters.
Crawlable Immigration Resource Guide
Immigration Resource Guide
This guide gives visitors a readable starting point for common immigration situations, with official government references and clear next steps. This is general information only, not legal advice.
Urgent immigration issue?
If the matter involves ICE detention, an ICE check-in, a court date, removal/deportation risk, or a deadline within 24 hours, submit intake and also call (914) 879-9652 immediately. Do not wait for a normal form response if someone is detained or a deadline is today or tomorrow.
Deportation / immigration court
Court questions depend on the Notice to Appear, next hearing date, court location, address history, and available relief.
Marriage green card
A marriage case usually turns on legal marriage, bona fide relationship evidence, prior marriages, entry history, sponsorship, and interview preparation.
Family immigration
Family petitions depend on petitioner status, the qualifying relationship, beneficiary location, visa availability, and consular versus adjustment processing.
Asylum and protection
Asylum requires careful review of deadline issues, protected-ground theory, evidence, prior travel, and whether the case is affirmative or defensive.
Citizenship / naturalization
Naturalization depends on green card history, continuous residence, physical presence, travel, taxes, criminal history, and English/civics requirements.
Work permits / EAD
EAD questions depend on the I-765 eligibility category, underlying case, expiration date, renewal timing, and automatic-extension issues.
DACA renewal
DACA renewal review should confirm the prior grant, EAD expiration, renewal timing, arrests, travel, address changes, and changed facts.
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