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USCIS Sacramento pilot program – Naturalization Interview Preparation Call

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Naturalization Interview Preparation Call
You have received this invitation because you have a scheduled
naturalization interview. Please considering joining one of these optional

30 minute sessions. No RSVP required.
Please have your receipt number available for the call.

This invitation-only session will cover the following:
1) How to prepare: A review of what to bring to the interview and how to be ready.
2) What to expect: A review of the interview steps, technology, and health and safety.

PRO BONO OPPORTUNITIES WITH LOCAL NORCAL NONPROFITS

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ORGANIZATION: Arab Resource & Organizing Center PRACTICE AREA: Removal Defense and General Immigration OPPORTUNITY: Arab Resource & Organizing Center is seeking assistance with legal services that they provide to Arab and Muslim community members in the Bay Area. Their legal services range from form-filling and processing to representing individuals before the Immigration Court and the BIA. REQUIREMENTS: Attorney, Paralegal, or Law Student volunteers. Language: Arabic proficiency is preferred. TO REGISTER: Please send an email with your contact information and a short description of your practice as well as language fluency to Amira Ahmed amria@araborganizing.org. Updated Jan. 2021 ORGANIZATION: Justice & Diversity Center PRACTICE AREA: Removal Defense OPPORTUNITY: We are looking for attorneys who can take on full scope representation for San Francisco residents in removal proceedings. There is technical assistance and mentorship available, and so it’s a great opportunity for newer attorneys looking to gain experience in immigration court. We are also looking for attorneys who can assist with BIA appeals, motions to reopen, emergency stays, and habeas petitions for anyone who is detained and has sought assistance through the Rapid Response Network. REQUIREMENTS: Attorney volunteers. Language: None specified. TO REGISTER: For pro bono opportunities with SFILDC, please email SFILDC Legal Director Milli Atkinson at matkinson@sfbar.org. Updated Jan. 2021 ORGANIZATION: Immigration Center for Women and Children PRACTICE AREA: General Immigration OPPORTUNITY: Immigration Center for Women and Children is looking for interns or volunteers for semester long commitments. There is a 15 hour a week minimum commitment during business hours. REQUIREMENTS: Attorney, Paralegal, or Law Student volunteers. Language: Spanish proficiency is preferred. TO REGISTER: Please email jess@icwclaw.org to register. Updated Jan. 2021 PRO BONO OPPORTUNITIES WITH LOCAL NORCAL NONPROFITS ORGANIZATION: Oasis Legal Services PRACTICE AREA: Asylum OPPORTUNITY: Oasis Legal Services is seeking assistance with direct representation in affirmative asylum cases, including appearances and affidavit development. This assistance will occur by Zoom, phone, or in person. REQUIREMENTS: Attorney or Law Student volunteers. High level of client dedication, compassion and alliance with the LGBTQ+ community. Experience working with survivors of trauma is helpful. Language: Spanish & Portuguese fluency are helpful but not required. TO REGISTER: https://www.oasislegalservices.org/get-involved Updated Jan. 2021 ORGANIZATION: La Raza Centro Legal PRACTICE AREA: General Immigration OPPORTUNITY: La Raza Centro Legal is seeking assistance with phone consultations every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month from 4:00pm-6:00pm. REQUIREMENTS: Attorney volunteers with a knowledge of immigration law. Language: Spanish language proficiency required. TO REGISTER: email Pilar Eslava at pilar@lrcl.org Updated Jan. 2021 ORGANIZATION: Justice & Diversity Center PRACTICE AREA: Removal Defense OPPORTUNITY: The Attorney of the Day Program provides remote consultations to pro se respondents seeking legal representation before EOIR. Immigration attorneys provide phone consultations to pro se respondents, advising them as to their rights and obligations while in removal proceedings, as well as the specific types of immigration relief for which they may qualify. Immigration attorneys may also screen the pro se respondents for employment authorization eligibility and refer them to the AOD Program for participation in its Remote EAD Clinic. Following the consultation, attorneys follow up with the Consultees via email to provide a copy of the Justice & Diversity Center (“JDC”) packet, as well as specific referrals to non-profit organizations or private attorneys who may be able to take their case. If Consultees do not have an email address, the AOD Program will text them a link to the JDC packet for easy access. REQUIREMENTS: Attorney volunteers who primarily practice immigration law. Language: None specified. TO REGISTER: For pro bono opportunities with the AOD Program, please email Monica Oca Howell at mhowell@sfbar.org. In order to sign up for remote consultations, please see here: https://www.sfbar.org/jdc/immigrant-legal-defense/aod/ Updated Jan. 2021 PRO BONO OPPORTUNITIES WITH LOCAL NORCAL NONPROFITS ORGANIZATION: UC Immigrant Legal Services Center PRACTICE AREA: DACA and General Immigration OPPORTUNITY: UC Immigrant Legal Services Center is seeking assistance with DACA renewals and first time applications, as well as general intakes and consultations. Assistance will occur by zoom or over the phone. REQUIREMENTS: Attorney volunteers with prior immigration experience preferred. Language: Spanish & Korean fluency are helpful but not required. TO REGISTER: email Rachel Ray at rachel.ucimm@law.ucdavis.edu Updated Jan. 2021