If you are facing an immigration issue, such as a court date, an ICE detention, or need guidance to regularize your immigration status, having legal support is essential. In North Carolina there are numerous organizations that provide free legal assistance or at low cost for immigrants .

To facilitate access to these resources, we have developed a Interactive table with more than 30 organizations that offer legal services throughout the state . This feature includes a search engine that allows you to filter by the name of your county, area of ​​residence or the type of assistance you need For example, organizations that attend with representation before the Immigration Court, renewal of DACA or support in asylum cases or humanitarian visas.

What will you find in the table?

All organizations included in this directory offer legal advice or representation at low or no cost. Additionally, the vast majority have bilingual staff or Spanish-language services to meet the needs of the Latino community.

How to use the search engine:

  1. Enter the name of your county (for example, “Wake” or “Mecklenburg”).
  2. Filter by the category of services you need (for example, “asylum” or “deportation”).
  3. Review the list of results and contact directly the organization that best fits your situation.

Access the interactive table here and find the help you need to protect your rights and those of your family.

Immigration legal processes are complex and can have long-term consequences. It is crucial to avoid the “notaries” or unqualified individuals who promise quick solutions and, in many cases, aggravate immigration problems. Always seek help from lawyers or accredited representatives.

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  1. Thank you for all the valuable information about our immigrants. I'd like to know how to find data that applies to Ohio. Here in Ohio, we've already had several deportations, the latest of which have been of young people in high school.

    Until Victory,

    Lupe Williams

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