Our services
Immigration legal help.
Immigration law changes faster than any family can follow. Our attorneys and DOJ accredited representatives explain your options in plain language, prepare and file your applications, and stay with your case until a decision arrives.
Who it is for
Is this help for you?
Permanent residents ready to become citizens
Families petitioning for a spouse, parent or child
DACA and TPS holders who need to renew
Survivors of crime or abuse who may qualify for protection
Anyone who has received a letter from USCIS and is not sure what it means
What you can count on.
A clear answer about what you qualify for, and what you do not
Forms prepared and checked by a licensed attorney or accredited representative
Sliding scale fees, with fee waivers filed for every family who qualifies
Updates in your own language, by phone, text or email
What we handle
The cases we take on.
Our attorneys and DOJ accredited representatives handle the applications Siouxland families need most. If your case is outside what we do, we will refer you to someone we trust.
01
Citizenship and naturalization
N-400 applications, fee waivers, interview preparation and certificates of citizenship.
02
Family petitions
Petitions for spouses, children, parents and siblings, and the consular steps that follow.
03
Green cards
Adjustment of status, renewals and replacements, and removing conditions on residence.
04
DACA and TPS
Renewals filed on time, with travel permission where the law allows it.
05
Work permits
Employment authorization applications and renewals for every eligible category.
06
Humanitarian protection
Affirmative asylum, U visas for crime survivors, T visas and VAWA self petitions.
Before your appointment
What to bring.
Bring every paper you have, even the ones you think do not matter. We make copies and hand your originals straight back.
Passport and any visa, I-94 or travel documents
Green card or work permit, front and back
Every letter you have received from USCIS or an immigration court
Birth and marriage certificates, with translations if you have them
A list of addresses and jobs for the last five years
Missing something? Come anyway. We can often request lost immigration records for you.
Questions
Questions about legal help.
What people ask us most about this service. Ask us anything else: there is no wrong question.
What does a consultation cost?
Screening calls are free. A full legal consultation is $50, and we waive it for any family who cannot pay. Application fees charged by USCIS are separate, and we file fee waivers whenever you qualify.
How long will my case take?
It depends on the application and on USCIS processing times, which change often. At your consultation we look up the current published time for your form and explain each step, but we never promise a date the government controls.
Do you take immigration court cases?
We take a limited number of removal defense cases each year, chosen by need and capacity. When we cannot take a case we refer you to trusted attorneys and help you prepare for your first hearing.
I am undocumented. Is it safe to contact you?
Yes. What you tell us is confidential and protected by attorney client privilege. We do not share your information with immigration enforcement, and we will tell you honestly what options may be open to you.
Related resources
Read before you come in.
Plain language guides written by the attorneys and caseworkers you would meet in our office.
Immigration information
What the 2026 USCIS fee changes mean for your family
New filing fees took effect this fall. Here is what changed for citizenship, green cards and family petitions, who still qualifies for a waiver, and how to file before a deadline.
September 18, 2026 · 6 min read
Announcements
DACA in 2026: who can renew, and what to file
The latest on DACA renewals, travel permission and work permits, and why filing your renewal four to five months early still matters.
June 24, 2026 · 6 min read
Request help
Not sure what you qualify for?
Start with a free screening call. If a full consultation is the right next step, it is $50, and we waive it for anyone who cannot pay.
Our services
Other ways we help.
Newcomer and Refugee Support
The first ninety days, side by side.
Translation and Interpretation
Language support for our community.
Family and Social Services
Keeping families together and well.
Education and Community Connections
Knowing your rights, and your neighbors.
Please note
The information on this site is general and is not legal advice. Every case is different, so please talk with one of our attorneys or accredited representatives about yours. Contacting us does not by itself create an attorney client relationship.
