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ILS Client Resources

Call now to schedule an appointment (Llame ahora para programar una cita):

Ratko Rastovic, Program Director

Office (309) 764-2279

Cell (309) 738-7644

rrastovic@wr.org

En Español

Scammers are pretending to be World Relief staff members. To protect yourself from scams, be vigilant about suspicious emails, texts, calls, or websites.

Recently, World Relief learned about some immigration scams:

  • One scam involves a fake website that is not a real World Relief website. It also involved Facebook messages from someone pretending to be a World Relief staff member.
  • Another scam involves a WhatsApp message from someone pretending to be a World Relief staff member and a letter from USCIS requesting money to process the case.

If you are not certain if communication is from World Relief, use this link to find contact information for your local World Relief office and check with a staff member. Do not follow the links in the suspicious messages.

Client Services

To schedule an appointment with World Relief Immigration Legal Services, please call the appropriate number below and leave a message. You will be contacted by someone on staff as soon as possible. Please note possible delays due to high demand.

If you have an open immigration case at World Relief, contact your legal representative directly with questions or concerns by email or by leaving a message on their voicemail by using the phone number provided to you when your case was opened. For those with an open case in our office, your representative continues to monitor all government correspondence and progress on your case.

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Services Include

General Consultations
Green Card Renewal or Replacement
Family Reunification
Adjustment of Status
Citizenship Services
Removal of Conditional Residency
Refugee Green Cards

 

IMPORTANT NOTE: Use or possession of marijuana can have serious Immigration consequences.
Read more here

Know Your Rights

Everyone who lives in the U.S. is given certain rights, like the rights to freedom of speech and freedom to practice your religion. These rights apply to everyone, regardless of their immigration status. These guidelines from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center provide practical steps for what to do if you or someone you know has an encounter with agents from ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). This toolkit includes resources in multiple languages, including cards that you can print and keep with you, a family preparedness plan template, and short videos to help you prepare.

Immigrant Legal Resource Center - Know Your Rights

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