CRC's immigration services are the most sought after forms of assistance we provide. Our nation's broken immigration system has left literally millions of families in a state of flux about their ability to stay in the United States, to continue driving our economy and raising their families here. While such administrative programs as DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) have provided some relief for our communities, the need for high quality affordable immigration services is as critical as ever. By providing consultations, direct assistance, and informational workshops, and as of 2016 bolstered by our recognition as official BIA (Board of Immigration Appeals) representatives, CRC seeks to meet this essential community need.
Immigration Consultations:
If you have a questions about your immigration status or need help with your immigration case, be careful who you see. Only lawyers licensed to practice in state or federal courts can give legal advice. Lawyers or representatives accredited by the immigration court can represent you in immigration court or assist you filling out immigration applications.
Fraudulent immigration providers (so-called "Notarios") can cause you to lose thousands of dollars and harm your immigration status. If you need an immigration attorney/lawyer or immigration consultation, please contact Janet Rolon, BIA accredited, at 914-835-1512 or at jrolon@crcny.org to schedule an appointment.
Fraudulent immigration providers (so-called "Notarios") can cause you to lose thousands of dollars and harm your immigration status. If you need an immigration attorney/lawyer or immigration consultation, please contact Janet Rolon, BIA accredited, at 914-835-1512 or at jrolon@crcny.org to schedule an appointment.
BIA program:
CRC provides assistance on immigration applications at a nominal fee or no cost on based on income eligibility.
Our BIA accredited representative, Janet Rolon, may assist with the following applications:
Family Petitions
Adjustment of status
Consular processing
Replacement of documents
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
Referrals for victims of domestic violence and other crimes
Naturalization applications
Certificates of Citizenship
Because of the large number of people we see on a daily basis, we can only take clients by appointments. To schedule a free initial consultation for immigration assistance, please call our office at 914-835-1512.
Our BIA accredited representative, Janet Rolon, may assist with the following applications:
Family Petitions
Adjustment of status
Consular processing
Replacement of documents
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
Referrals for victims of domestic violence and other crimes
Naturalization applications
Certificates of Citizenship
Because of the large number of people we see on a daily basis, we can only take clients by appointments. To schedule a free initial consultation for immigration assistance, please call our office at 914-835-1512.
Partner Agencies:
Hudson Valley Justice Center
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The mission of the Hudson Valley Justice Center is to advance social and economic justice in the lower and mid-Hudson Valley region through legal advocacy. We partner with grassroots community organizations and provide free legal assistance to individuals and groups in a range of issue areas to support collective movements for change. Hudson Valley Justice Center operates free from federal funding restrictions and our services are available to all eligible persons regardless of immigration status |
Pace Community Law Practice
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Neighbors Link recently merged Pace Community Law Practice (PCLP) into the organization. Lead attorneys, Karin Anderson Ponzer, Esq. and Elizabeth Mastropolo, Esq. will become Neighbors Link staff and their legal services will be provided under the new name Neighbors Link Community Law Practice. Neighbors Link has partnered with PCLP since 2014, with PCLP completing applications for US naturalization and deferred action as well as a variety of other immigration services during the legal clinics offered every week at Neighbors Link. The partnership between Neighbors Link and PCLP has been very successful: over the past 2 ½ years, PCLP conducted initial consultations at Neighbors Link with over 250 people seeking legal assistance; most of those cases were immigration matters, including family based petitions, visas, travel documents, asylum, and renewal of Legal Permanent Resident Cards (LPR). The merging of PCLP into Neighbors Link will allow the center to expand legal services to integrate and support Neighbors Link's overall operations and mission to strengthen the whole community by actively enhancing the healthy integration of immigrants.
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Catholic Charities
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Since 1917, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York has been supporting New Yorkers in need by
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Elisabeth Haub School of Law
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The Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University has a unique path to practice curriculum, taught by nationally recognized faculty experts, and prepares our graduates to succeed as lawyers in a diverse range of practice areas. |
Lacroix Ramos Attorneys At Law, LLP
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At Lacroix Ramos, Attorneys at Law, LLP we provide a wide variety of immigration services, including naturalization, family-based petitions, deportation defense, and various other applications for juveniles, and victims of domestic violence and other crimes. We also help those who have been the victims of persecution in their home country seek immigration protections by filing for asylum and other related forms of relief. Our attorneys can help you decide which process is best in your situation, and help walk you through the steps of your chosen path.
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