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Citizenship and Immigration Law - Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid - Willmar

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Resource Name:Citizenship and Immigration Law - Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid - Willmar

address

415 7th Street SW, Willmar, MN 56201

Eligibility

Individuals who are low-income and currently live in Big Stone, Chippewa, Kandiyohi, Lac qui Parle, Lincoln, Lyon, Meeker, Renville, Swift, and Yellow Medicine counties

Required documents

Any relevant information relating to the legal issue contact information of parties involved eviction notice photo ID public benefit statements proof of income

Hours

8:30 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 12 noon Friday
(320)235-9600

Voice

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Intake

(877)696-6529

Voice

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Toll-Free

Application process

Call and ask for an intake. A receptionist determines eligibility over the phone for service based on income and the type of legal issue. Outreach sites are also available.

Fees

None

Service area

Big Stone County, MN Chippewa County, MN Kandiyohi County, MN Lac Qui Parle County, MN Lincoln County, MN Lyon County, MN Meeker County, MN Renville County, MN Swift County, MN Yellow Medicine County, MN

Provides legal representation on immigration issues. Services include:

- Assist victims of crime, domestic violence, and human trafficking in their applications for immigration status

- Citizenship and green card applications

- Defend detained immigrants in deportation proceedings

- General immigration assistance for permanent residents applying for citizenship

- Help people apply for certain types of residencies such as U-Visa, DACA renewal, VAWA petition, and T-Visas

- Represent immigrant youth and seniors in a wide array of application types

NOTE: Services are completely confidential and staff do not report the immigration status of people who contact them for advice or services.

Last Assured

03/26/2026

Providing organization

Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid - Willmar

Provides legal aid services on issues related to divorce and child custody for victims of abuse, eviction and housing repairs, domestic violence, citizenship and green card applications, public benefits, and planning ahead for older adults.