Find Help — verified organizations & hotlines
Every organization and phone number below was checked against the organization's own website on June 25, 2026. We do not publish a number we could not verify. Only a licensed attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative can give you immigration legal advice — see "How to find a trusted lawyer" below.
Florida — highest priority (largest affected community)
Florida Immigrant Coalition (FLIC)
Statewide help, answered in English, Spanish & Haitian Creole
1-888-600-5762Catholic Legal Services, Archdiocese of Miami
Free/low-cost immigration legal representation across South Florida
305-373-1073cclsmiami.org · Virtual Access: 305-786-3665
Sant La Haitian Neighborhood Center
North Miami community center — referrals & outreach for the Haitian community
305-573-4871Americans for Immigrant Justice (AI Justice)
Miami-based nonprofit immigration law firm
Reach via the website's contact form.
The Florida Bar — Lawyer Referral
Referral to a licensed FL attorney (30-min consult ≤ $25)
800-342-8011National legal & advocacy organizations
National Immigration Law Center (NILC)
National legal-advocacy organization; Know-Your-Rights resources
213-639-3900Institute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti (IJDH)
Human-rights nonprofit; tracks Haiti TPS advocacy
857-201-0991CLINIC (Catholic Legal Immigration Network)
Directory of 420+ local legal affiliates nationwide
National TPS Alliance
Led by TPS holders; updates & organizing (plaintiffs in the case)
Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP)
Free online membership + plain-language TPS & asylum "what to do now" resources
Syrian community organizations
Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS)
Humanitarian / medical (community resource, not legal)
202-930-7802International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP)
Refugee/asylum legal services & litigation (Syria case co-counsel)
How to find a trusted immigration lawyer (free / low-cost)
ImmigrationLawHelp.org
National directory of nonprofit free/low-cost immigration legal services. Search by state, county, or ZIP. 13 languages.
DOJ / EOIR Pro Bono List
Official government list of nonprofits/attorneys offering free immigration help, organized by immigration court.
Verify a lawyer / accredited rep
Confirm someone is authorized to give immigration advice before you pay.
ABA Free Legal Answers
Income-eligible users can ask immigration questions online to volunteer lawyers, free.
Before you pay anyone
Official USCIS forms are free. Never sign a blank form. Never give away your original documents. Always get a written receipt and a copy of everything filed in your name. "Notarios" and consultants are not lawyers.