Immigrant Law Project - Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid - Minneapolis
Resource Name:Immigrant Law Project - Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid - Minneapolis
address
111 North Fifth Street, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55401
Eligibility
- Residents of Anoka and Hennepin counties who are low income
- Eligibility is determined by applicant's financial status, type of legal service desired, urgency, and whether a lawyer in private practice would take the case on a contingent fee basis - that is, secure their fee from the lawsuit
Required documents
Hours
Voice
·Toll-Free
Voice
·Intake
Application process
Fees
Service area
Provides legal advice, advocacy, and representation to immigrants seeking help with issues related to family violence, adjustment of status, and citizenship. Services include:
- Assist victims of crime, domestic violence, and human trafficking in their applications for immigration status
- Defend detained immigrants in deportation proceedings
- Help medically vulnerable people obtain or improve their status so that they can better access medical insurance
- Help people apply for certain types of permanent residency
- Offer brief advice and limited representation at community clinics
- Provide full representation for permanent residents applying for citizenship
- Represent immigrant youth and seniors in a wide array of application types
Last Assured
Providing organization
Advocates for the legal rights of disadvantaged people to have safe, healthy, and independent lives in strong communities. Minneapolis location.