Community Resources
Immigration Legal Services
Schedule an appointment HERE or call
(714) 210-4730 ext 9
Client Services
To schedule an appointment with World Relief Immigration Legal Services, CLICK HERE or please call (714) 210-4730 ext 9 and leave a message. You will be contacted by someone on staff as soon as possible.
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.
We offer the following services:
- Consultations
- DACA
- Green Card Renewal or Replacement
- Family Reunification
- Adjustment of Status
- Consular Processing/Immigrant Visas
- Fiancé Petitions
- Naturalization (Citizenship)
- VAWA/U-Visas
- Removal of Conditions on Residence
- Refugee and Asylum Green Cards
- Travel Documents
- FOIA Request
LATEST UPDATE ON DACA:
On Friday, January 17, 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit upheld a federal district court ruling that the Biden administration’s 2022 Final Rule to codify DACA violated U.S. law. However, the Fifth Circuit:
- Limited the scope of the lower court’s ruling to Texas, rather than nationwide;
- Stayed the ruling, pending appeal, to keep DACA available for current recipients; and
- Kept deportation protections potentially intact, even if DACA-based work authorization is terminated under a future ruling.
What does this mean for current DACA recipients?
- Current DACA recipients can still renew their DACA and DACA-based work authorization.
- Current grants of DACA and related work authorization remain valid until expiration, unless individually terminated.
What does this mean for initial DACA applicants? USCIS will continue to accept initial DACA applications, but will not process them at this time.
What’s next? It is unclear how President Trump will handle DACA. World Relief continues to call upon Congress to create a permanent pathway to citizenship for Dreamers to provide them with an opportunity for stability and full integration into their home in the U.S.
Renew your DACA!
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