Immigration Resources: Chicagoland and Mesa, AZ: Chicagoland Immigration Resources

"Centro Romero’s Latin American Legal Assistance Services Program (LALAS) provides Direct Service Representation, Immigration Education, and Advocacy Services to low-income, primarily Spanish-speaking immigrant community members. By assisting clients in attaining a lawful permanent residency and United States citizenship the LALAS Program works directly to assist the clients, their families, and the surrounding community."

"Since 1996, the Asylum & Immigration Law Clinic has provided students the opportunity to advocate on behalf of immigrants, refugees and asylum-seekers and to collaborate with immigrant-serving nonprofits. Additionally Asylum & Immigration Law Clinic students collaborate with immigration practitioners, many of them Clinic alumni, who are leaders in the field and who contribute to advancement of refugee and immigrant issues across the country."

"We provide access to affordable legal services that address the kitchen table issues our clients face."

This is a database to search for immigration assistance in the state of Illinois.

"AFIRE is a community organization that creates a political home with and for Filipinx/a/os* to confidently organize toward the liberation of immigrants, workers, domestic workers, queer and trans people, and oppressed peoples everywhere."

"Advocacy, community outreach and support to the immigrant community and individuals in need of immigration-related services, which include referrals to community service providers and immigrant rights education and information, and scholarships to pay immigration fees."

"Centro de Información is a place where our Latino community has felt safe, understood, and supported for more than 50 years. We are a not-for-profit social services agency that provides bilingual advocacy at our locations in Elgin, Carpentersville, and Hanover Park for thousands of immigrants every year."

"The Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin America (CRLN) builds partnerships among social movements and organized communities within and between the U.S. and Latin America. We work together through popular education, grassroots organizing, public policy advocacy, and direct action to dismantle U.S. militarism, neoliberal economic and immigration policy, and other forms of state and institutional violence."

"ICIRR is dedicated to promoting the rights of immigrants and refugees to full and equal participation in the civic, cultural, social, and political life of our diverse society."

"Our mission is to educate, organize, and mobilize DuPage County around the rights and collective struggles of the Latino community."

Mano a Mano Family Resource Center is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) community-based organization established in the Village of Round Lake Park, Illinois in 2000. Its main office remains in Round Lake Park and in 2019, a satellite location opened in the City of North Chicago.

"Since its establishment, MAFS has, and continues to provide a full range of Immigration/ Citizenship services to the community including but not limited to Naturalization/Citizenship; Green Card Renewals; Family Petitions; OCI applications; Passport Renewals and other related applications. This year we have helped 300 individuals including seniors with information, guidance, and immigration applications most common ones being N400 for citizenship and I-130 for family petition. Please call 847-824-9414 to avail Immigration services."