Immigration

Alianza Hispana USA provides document support, case navigation, translation services, community education, and authorized immigration services within the limits of law and our organization's DOJ/EOIR recognition and accreditation. Services do not constitute legal representation beyond the scope formally authorized. EOIR and Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) representation requires full accreditation, a licensed attorney, or other authorization permitted by law — matters before the immigration court or BIA outside our authorized scope are referred to qualified counsel or an appropriately accredited representative.

No fee or service offered by Alianza Hispana USA guarantees any application approval, interview outcome, court decision, or government processing time. Government filing fees, USCIS/NVC/DOS/EOIR fees, biometrics, medical exams, and third-party costs are separate from our organizational service fees. Final scope of service and fees are confirmed in a written service agreement after intake, document review, and eligibility screening.

Family-Based Immigration

• Family petitions (I-130 stand-alone and with I-130A)

• Adjustment of status / family and marriage packages (I-130 / I-130A / I-485 / I-765 / I-864)

• Affidavit of Support review (I-864 / I-864A)

• Removal of conditions for conditional LPRs (I-751)

Citizenship & Status Documents

• Naturalization applications (N-400)

• Certificate of Citizenship / Replacement Naturalization Document (N-565 / N-600)

• Green Card renewal or replacement (I-90)

• AR-11 / USCIS address updates

Employment & Humanitarian Programs

• Employment Authorization applications (I-765)

• Temporary Protected Status (TPS) with Employment Authorization (I-821 + I-765)

• Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Self-Petitions (I-360)

• U & T Visas

• Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) USCIS filings following a state court order

• Affirmative Asylum documentation support (I-589 and supporting evidence)

Waivers & Complex Matters

• Fee waivers for eligible USCIS applications (Form I-912)

• Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver (I-601A)

• Inadmissibility waivers (I-601 / I-212) — reviewed for referral to qualified counsel or an accredited representative due to complexity

• Responses to Requests for Evidence (RFE)

• Responses to Notices of Intent to Deny/Revoke (NOID/NOIR) and denial reviews

• Responses to consular refusals (221(g))

Consular Processing

• Document review for DS-260 / National Visa Center / CEAC submissions

• Civil document and Affidavit of Support preparation for consular cases

Translation & Document Services

• Certified Spanish-to-English translations of civil registry documents, identity documents, criminal records, and personal letters, prepared under our organization's certification standards

Community Education

• Educational workshops, community classes, and professional presentations on immigration processes, fraud prevention, and available community resources

• Certificates issued confirm attendance or completion only and are not a professional license, government credential, or authorization to practice law

Pro Se Clinic: Naturalization 

If you are a Lawful Permanent Resident eligible to become a U.S. citizen via naturalization, join us for this clinic. Trained volunteers will assist you with completing your N-400 naturalization application and organizing the necessary supporting documentation to submit to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Please note: Our clinics do not include legal representation and do not offer legal advice should any problems arise. We are not able to file documents on a client's behalf through this clinic. Participation does not create an attorney-client relationship or guarantee any application outcome.

Space at our clinics is limited, and participants must qualify for services. Clinics are conducted both virtually via Zoom and in-person.