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assistance with renewing employment authorization cards, green
cards, and temporary protected status; assistance with filing naturalization
and citizenship applications; assistance with processing
deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA) applications; legal representation
before US Citizenship and Immigration Services and the
immigration court; English for speakers of other languages (ESOL)
classes; civics classes; and counseling on resources for housing,
financial, and health needs.
(OBT) provides free services for the immigrant community of
Bushwick and the surrounding area. By collaborating with reputable
pro bono immigration lawyers, OBT assists in filing the following
applications: naturalization, renewal of green card, certificate of
citizenship, and deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA). In addition,
OBT also provides preparation classes for citizenship exams,
English classes for speakers of other languages, computer classes,
and entrepreneurship training. Must call to make an appointment. No
walk-ins accepted.
EMERALD ISLE IMMIGRATION CENTER (EIIC)
www.eiic.org
59-26 Woodside Avenue, Woodside, NY 11377
Telephone: 718.478.5502
CAMBA—IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES
2211 Church Avenue, Room 301, Brooklyn, NY 11226
Telephone: 718.940.6311
www.camba.org/programs/legalservices/immigrationlegalservices
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4275 Katonah Avenue, Bronx, NY 10470
Telephone: 718.324.3039
Emerald Isle Immigration Center (EIIC) provides essential information
on the procedures for most immigration matters such as reentry
permits, lost or replacement green cards, all visa types, and more.
EIIC also offers a citizenship program, by appointment, where you
can be photographed and assisted with the application forms. EIIC’s
mental health program includes individual counseling and referrals
for depression, relationship issues, and all forms of substance abuse.
EIIC can also provide assistance with a range of questions to anyone
who is 60 or older. Call for more information about therapy available
in the Bronx office with a licensed clinical social worker.
CAMBA provides legal advice, application assistance, and representation
to individuals and families in need of the following immigration
services: citizenship and naturalization, deferred action of childhood
arrivals (DACA), temporary protected status (TPS), family-based
petitions, VAWA self petitions, visas for victims of domestic violence,
asylum application, and other immigration matters. Eligible to
Brooklyn residents who meet income guidelines.
MERCY CENTER
377 East 145th Street, Bronx, NY 10454
Telephone: 718.993.2789
www.mercycenterbronx.org/#!immigrant-services/c71s
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR A BETTER TOMORROW (OBT)—
OFFICE OF NEW AMERICANS
280 Wyckoff Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Telephone: 718.381.3222
www.obtjobs.org/programs/immigrant-services
Mercy Center offers free assistance with naturalization applications
for legal permanent residents and deferred action for childhood arrivals
(DACA) applications and renewals. Legal assistance is offered for
immigration and documentation.
The Office of New Americans at Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow