Immigration Legal Services
South Bronx United is recognized by the Office of Legal Access Programs at the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) to provide immigration legal services with an accredited representative. Immigration relief eligibility screenings are available to youth and family members who participate in SBU programs only. SBU staff manages up to 85 cases per year. In addition to assisting with DACA applications, citizenship, and certain visa requests, SBU has helped 33 previously undocumented young people receive their legal permanent residency, also known as Green Cards. Workshops, Clinics, and Forums are open to all members of the broader community.
South Bronx United is a proud member of the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) and the Bronx Immigration Partnership (BIP)
Workshops
Know Your Rights
Immigration Clinics and Consultations
Community Resource Forums
Immigration Service Areas
DACA
SIJS
Legal Permanent Residency
Citizenship
Immigration Resource Links
Know Your Rights (KYR) and other information:
KYR Wallet Cards - available in 23 languages; covers rights with ICE, CBP, and law enforcement.
KYR: Video Series for Interacting with Immigration Agents
Resources to Protect & Defend Immigrant Communities
Emergency Preparedness for Those at Risk of Deportation
Warrants: Know the difference
Judicial vs administrative warrants
Sample Judicial Warrant (Valid and Invalid)
Locating a loved one who is detained:
Online Detainee Locator System
Court Date Information:
For assistance knowing when the next immigration court hearing is: Automated Case Information or by calling : 1-800-898-7180. You will need their A# & Country of birth or their Name, DOB and country.
Family Support Hotline: 1-855-435-7693 Legal Services Directory: Find Free or Low‑Cost Legal Help
Emotional wellbeing support:
We invite you to explore the resources available here: Coping with the current political climate
Taking care of your mental and emotional health is an important part of staying grounded and supported.
New York State Courts Updates
Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) Updates
DACA Updates During the Coronavirus Crisis