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Visit Oregon Immigration Resource for informational materials and resources related to the following topics:

• Know Your Rights (for individuals, workers, educators, employers, health care providers)
• Deportations and ICE activity (rapid response tips mid-arrest)
• Family preparedness plan
• Prevent fraud
• Finding legal help (nonprofit legal services directory and accredited lawyer search)
• Request a community meeting
• Community and Cultural Resources (211 info and MultCo Cultural Services Directory)

Nonprofit legal service providers in the Portland metro area offer support services for a variety of non-removal immigration issues at reduced/no-cost on a case-by-case basis. Some examples include:

• Support for LGBTQ immigrants
• Know Your Rights information
• Lawful Permanent Residency (Green Card)
• Family-Based Applications and Visas
• Employment Authorization
• Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
• Naturalization and Citizenship
• ESL Classes
• Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
• Visa for crime victims (U visa)
• Survivors of human trafficking (T visa)
• Survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child sexual abuse (VAWA)
• Passport and Travel Documents (refugee travel documents, re-entry permits)
• Diversity Lottery
• Translation and Notary Services

Please Note: Nonprofit organizations typically have limited capacity and may not be able to respond to your request or take on your case.

If you would like a referral to a nonprofit legal service organization in the Portland metro area, please contact us. Contact: 503-912-8925; pueblounidopdx@gmail.com

*Disclaimer*: Pueblo Unido PDX is not a law firm; we are not attorneys and we do not offer any legal advice. Instead, we help connect clients to experienced immigration attorneys and follow-up to ensure they receive the advice they are seeking.