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Legal Aid Resources
If you cannot afford a private attorney, these trusted nonprofit organizations in the Chicago area offer free or low-cost immigration legal help. Many also serve people in several languages.
This is general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed immigration attorney for advice about your specific situation.
We are not affiliated with these organizations, and details can change. Please confirm hours, services, and eligibility by visiting each organization's website or calling before you go.
Free and low-cost help with asylum, deportation defense, detention, family petitions, and visas for survivors of crime or trafficking.
Citizenship help, DACA renewals, family petitions, and free know-your-rights workshops for immigrant families.
Citizenship classes, DACA and family-based applications, and legal orientation for low-income immigrants.
Family petitions, citizenship, DACA, and green card help for refugees, asylees, and other immigrants.
Free civil legal aid, including immigration help for survivors of domestic violence and crime (VAWA, U and T visas).
Low-cost citizenship, family petitions, DACA, and TPS help. You do not need to be Catholic to get services.
A statewide network that connects immigrants to free citizenship help, family support, and trusted local legal-aid partners.
Affordable help with family-based immigration, citizenship, and cases for survivors of abuse (VAWA).
Citizenship and DACA assistance, community education, and legal advocacy for Latino and immigrant communities.
Legal services for immigrants and refugees, including survivors of human trafficking and torture.
Many of these nonprofit organizations offer free or low-cost help based on your income. Fees and eligibility vary, so ask each organization directly what they charge.
No. These are independent nonprofit organizations. We are not affiliated with them and do not represent them. We list them as a public resource.
Look at the services and languages each one offers, then call ahead. Some focus on citizenship or family petitions, while others focus on asylum, detention, or survivors of crime.
Yes. Immigration law is complex and mistakes can be costly. A licensed immigration attorney or accredited representative can advise you about your specific situation.