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Services
The MAS Immigrant Justice Center provides multiple immigration, social and immigration services at low or no cost. Each client is given individualized service with particular care given to his/her situation, both legally and financially.
MAS IJC can help in the following areas:
Adjustment of Status
Asylum
Consular Visa Processing
Naturalization - Citizenship
Stateless Individuals
Immigration guidance for individuals without
recognized nationality.
G-639 | FOIA
Request for immigration records or non-A-File
Case Monitoring
Tracking USCIS or NVC case progress
Consular Processing
Preparation of documents for immigrant visa
interview
Work Authorization (Form I-765)
Application for employment authorization
Removal of Conditions (Form I-751)
VAWA Self-Petition (Form I-360)
Immigration Court: Notice to
Appear (NTA)
Representation before DHS/Immigration Court.
Bond Hearing
Motion to Reopen or
Reconsider
Case Status Inquiry / Service
Request
Anti-Discrimination Education
Civics Education
Domestic Violence Representation
Immigration Consultation
Case review and legal strategy discussion
Change of Venue
Preparation of motion to transfer immigration
proceedings to a different location.
Evidence & Affidavit Preparation
Preparation of Documents
Interview Preparation
Preparing applicants for USCIS interviews
NVC Case Management
Uploading civil documents and affidavits of
support to the NVC portal
Naturalization (Form N-400)
Application for U.S. citizenship
Affidavit of Support (Form I-864)
T Visa (Form I-914)
Cancellation of Removal
Defensive Asylum
Asylum application filed in removal proceedings
Notices of Intent to Deny
Preparation and submission of response to USCIS
Notice of Intent to Deny.
USCIS Ombudsman
Services
The MAS Immigrant Justice Center provides multiple immigration, social and immigration services at low or no cost. Each client is given individualized service with particular care given to his/her situation, both legally and financially.
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