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Some questions deserve a conversation with a professional. Explore established resources to find an immigration attorney or accredited representative.
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American Immigration Lawyers Association
Search AILA’s directory by location, language, and type of legal help. Contact an attorney to discuss your needs, availability, and fees.
Professional association directory
Search attorneys (opens in a new tab)U.S. Department of Justice
Browse recognized nonprofit organizations and accredited representatives, including listings by state. Representatives provide immigration services through their recognized organizations.
Official government rosters
View the DOJ rosters (opens in a new tab)U.S. Department of Justice
Explore providers and referral services for people in immigration court proceedings. Contact the organization to confirm the matters it handles and whether it can help you.
For immigration court proceedings
Explore pro bono resources (opens in a new tab)Start with your location, preferred language, and the kind of help you need. Ask whether the provider handles matters like yours.
Confirm an attorney’s current license with their state bar. For an accredited representative, check the DOJ roster and the organization they work with.
Ask about availability, consultation costs, and what is included. Get a clear written explanation of the services and fees before you begin.
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Personal attorney recommendations are not available yet. For now, explore these directories and contact a provider directly. GuidedForms helps organize your preparation; legal advice comes from your chosen professional.
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