Where can i find an IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY that will work pro-bono?
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http://www.aila.org/\n\nHey RoseWithin; where did he say he was illegal?  He just asked for an immigration attorney.  Most legal immigrants need attorneys at some point in order to follow the rules.  We did!  Get off ya high horse.
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Get a lawyer and go here:  http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/citizenship_application.html
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There are a couple of options.\n\nIf there is a law school near you, see if they have a legal aid clinic.  They will often help with such cases and provide free advice and counsel.\n\nLook for Legal Aid organizations.  Lawyers get brownie points for doing pro bono work with such groups as a community service.  Most larger communities will have something along these lines.
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You can try the ABA, and also the State Bar Association for your state. For example, I've included a link to the CA State Bar where you can check an attorney's status
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what kind of visa is your friend seeking? when it comes to denied cases, you should probably seek professional help from a good immigration lawyer.  I wouldn't trust stuff this important to people whom you don't know if they have the credential to give you advice for.
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See www.lawinfo.com and choose an immigration lawyer, or see http://travel.state.gov for general info.
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Check with an immigration lawyer. If you do something wrong it can ruin your chances of permanent residence and citizenship.
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You should probably contact an immigration attorney.  Attorneys in many places offer a free initial consultation.  It is well worth the attorney fee to assure that everything is done properly. You could end up spending MUCH more money if everything is not in order and INS has a problem with it.
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Contact your local Bar Association.  They can do pro bono referrals.
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contact a local attorney
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Do a google search on the INS in your area. (Immigration and Naturalization Services)
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Contact your state Bar Association. They may be able to refer you to an attorney who does pro bono work in family law:\nhttp://www.azbar.org/\n\nThere's a list of some lawyers who have done pro bono work here:\nhttp://www.azbar.org/LawyersHelpingYou/probono.cfm
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Maybe, contact immigration
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Well, you should ask the immigration office. Make an appointment first.
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Call around to your local law schools, and use the term "pro bono."
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In all jurisdictions, there are lawyers who do pro bono work.  You can find them out by contacting the bar association for your area.  There are often state bar associations, county associations, city associations.  All lawyers may not be listed in each one.  So check each one in your area.  Go to the link below and enter your city and state in the box and see what comes up.  Or you can just call 411 and the operator can help you.  \n\nAlso, if you live near a university that has a law school, they have law clinics that help people in the community for little or no money.  Visit the school and they can help you too.  \n\nPlease do not be discouraged.  The system is designed to be intimidating.  But there are mechanisms out there to help you so just be patient and something will come through for you.  \n\nGood luck and let me know if you need additional help trying to find someone.
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Contact law firms that specialize in international law