Legal Services
Understanding and accessing legal services is essential for immigrants and migrants needing assistance with immigration status, labor rights, and family law. Navigating the legal system can be overwhelming due to language barriers, financial constraints, and fear of discrimination or deportation. The resources in this guide connect individuals with affordable or pro-bono legal support, helping them to understand their rights, receive representation, and make informed decisions. Access to legal services empowers immigrant communities to protect their rights and build a secure future.
What kind of legal assistance are you looking for?
Types of Immigration Legal Assistance
Accredited Representatives: These are trained professionals who have received special accreditation from the U.S. Department of Justice to provide immigration assistance. They are authorized to work exclusively for non-profits certified by the Department of Justice. You can often find them at community centers or local events, offering accessible and reliable support.
“Pro Bono” Immigration Lawyers: These are licensed attorneys who offer their immigration services free of charge to individuals in need. They are required to have graduated from law school and be certified by their State Bar Association. Pro bono attorneys are often affiliated with organizations like the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland, where they provide critical legal support to underserved communities.
Low-Cost Immigration Lawyers: Often referred to as "low bono" services, these lawyers or agencies provide affordable legal assistance, typically requiring proof of income and prioritizing individuals with limited financial means. Organizations like Catholic Charities of Cleveland are well-known for offering reliable, low-cost immigration legal services to those in need.
Private Immigration Lawyers: These attorneys charge fees for their services, which can vary significantly depending on the complexity of the case. While many private immigration lawyers provide excellent and professional support, some may take advantage of clients by offering low-quality services at high costs. Private attorneys are licensed professionals who have completed law school, earned a Juris Doctor (JD) degree, and passed the bar exam in their respective states. To ensure you receive quality representation, it’s recommended to find a private attorney through trusted referrals or established networks.
Notarios: Many immigrants fall victim to scams involving "notarios." These individuals falsely claim they can help families gain legal status. The term “notario” is often misunderstood by immigrant families, as it carries a different meaning in other countries, where notarios are typically licensed legal professionals. In the United States, however, notarios are not required to have legal training and lack the authority to provide legal advice or services. It’s important to seek help only from qualified immigration attorneys or accredited representatives.
Immigration Legal Resources
No-Cost Immigration Legal Services
Summary: The BYU Community Legal Clinic in Utah provides free legal services to those in need, primarily focusing on immigration issues but open to other legal matters. The clinic operates under the supervision of Professor Carl Hernandez, with second and third-year law students representing clients. Assistance is available in both English and Spanish, and the clinic is closed on holidays, during BYU Law School student breaks and finals, and in the summer.
Services Offered: The clinic assists with immigration, contracts, housing, and other legal issues and refers cases, such as family law matters, to organizations like the Timpanogos Legal Center when needed. They also offer citizenship and community classes. While walk-ins are welcome, making an appointment via email is recommended to ensure timely assistance.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Email communitylegalclinic@law.byu.edu. Check the Facebook page "BYU Community Legal Clinic" found here for inquiries regarding a specific date.
Summary: No More Strangers (No Mas) Legal Clinics in Utah provide free legal assistance for immigrants, migrants, and refugees, offering support for naturalization, family-sponsored visas, asylum cases, and DACA recipients.
Services Offered: They help with naturalization cases, family-sponsored visas, U Visas, T Visas, limited scope preparation of defensive asylum petitions, affirmative asylum petitions, and DACA renewals.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Schedule an appointment on their website, the link can be found here.
Summary: The Pro Bono Initiative at S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah, offers free 30-minute legal consultations for humanitarian and family-based immigration matters, including citizenship, status, deportation, and visas. Clients are seen on a walk-in basis at monthly clinics held at the SLCC West Valley Center. Employment or education-based visa assistance is not provided.
Services Offered: This program covers questions related to humanitarian and family-based immigration, such as citizenship, status, deportation, and visas. At this time they are unable to help clients who are looking for information on employment or education-based visas.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Email probono@law.utah.edu or call 801-581-8895 and leave a detailed message, a team member will get back to you within 2-3 business days.
Summary: The Utah County Family Justice Center (FJC) provides comprehensive support for victims of crime, including services like forensic interviews, medical exams, counseling, and legal advocacy for child abuse cases. They offer a free clinic for legal advice on family, elder, and tenant law, with immigrant legal services available on specific Tuesdays each month, alongside community services like victim advocacy and housing assistance. Services are offered without income verification, ensuring broad access to support for safety, healing, and self-sufficiency.
Services Offered: The Children's Justice Center supports child abuse cases with forensic interviews, medical exams, counseling, legal advocacy, and community resources in a safe environment. It offers free legal advice on family, elder, and tenant law, with immigrant services on select Tuesdays. Weekly resources include housing support, victim advocates, and assistance with medical insurance or benefit applications. Low-cost attorney referrals are available for ongoing legal needs.
Requirements: Income verification is not required for accessing community resources or immigration assistance, and anyone can receive these services. Legal assistance, however, has specific requirements:
Crime victims or those qualifying by income can access legal help.
Family legal and tenant law services are available only to individuals earning 200% or less of the poverty guideline.
For crime-related cases, income limits may not apply.
Proof of income is generally not required for community or immigration services.
Preferred Contact Method: Contact Amberly Bateman at amberlyb@utahcounty.gov or (801) 851-8508.
Affordable/Sliding Scale Immigration Legal Services
Summary: Alliance Community Services in Salt Lake City supports the well-being of culturally diverse and underserved individuals by providing legal and social services, health and safety resources, and educational outreach. They assist with citizenship applications, family visa petitions, work and residence card renewals, DACA renewals, U visas, VAWA visas, asylum, and temporary protected status visas. Their mission is achieved through community collaboration, research, and resource navigation.
Services Offered: This organization helps with citizenship applications, family visa petitions, work permit renewals, residence card renewals, DACA renewals, U visas, VAWA visas, asylum, and temporary protected status applications.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Call (801) 265-1111 or email info@alliance-community.org.
Summary: Centro Hispano is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering and uplifting Utah County's Latino community. It provides equitable access to essential resources, education, and information, offering programs and services that address critical needs such as immigration legal assistance, workforce development, English language classes, citizenship preparation, and wraparound support like emergency hygiene and food item distribution. Centro Hispano works to create opportunities, build community connections, and promote the social and economic well-being of the Latinx community while celebrating its rich cultural heritage. Centro Hispano provides a range of immigration legal services at affordable, nominal fees. These services include assistance with various immigration applications and processes.
Services Offered: Naturalization and Citizenship: N-400 application support ($250) and representation ($450). Family Immigration: Filing I-130 petitions ($650) and one-step adjustment of status (AOS) ($1,750). Asylum: Defensive asylum applications ($4,500 for individuals, $5,200 for families), affirmative asylum applications ($2,750 for individuals, $3,500 for families), and related services with or without representation. VAWA (Violence Against Women Act): Includes one-step AOS for citizen spouses and partial options depending on visa status. Other Reliefs: U-Visa support (starting from $500), DACA renewals, FOIA requests, I-601A waivers, I-751 removal of conditions, and more. Additionally, Centro Hispano offers consultations ranging from half an hour ($50) to one hour ($100), with extra 15-minute increments for $25. Reviews of applications such as I-130 and AOS range from $200-$300, ensuring clients can get expert advice without incurring excessive costs.
Requirements: Must have proof of income, and income must be below federal poverty guidelines.
Preferred Contact Method: Call (801) 655-0258 or schedule an appointment using this link.
Summary: Catholic Community Services of Utah provides comprehensive immigration legal services. Weekly information sessions and legal guidance help individuals navigate the immigration process and secure necessary protections.
Services Offered: Services include legal services, including assistance with USCIS applications, representation in immigration court, and support for family reunification, permanent residency, and citizenship. They advocate for asylum seekers, migrant youth, and families in removal proceedings, assist victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, and support children in the Refugee Foster Care program.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: For DACA & General Consultations: Rosario Corona, BIA Representative at (801) 428-1256. Immigration consultations are available by appointment Monday–Friday. For the Salt Lake City location call (801) 977-9119. For the Ogden location call (801) 428-1295.
Summary: Comunidades Unidas (CU) is an organization founded in 1999 that fights to build the social and political power of people who identify as Latinx immigrants(including undocumented folks) living in Utah. They defend the human rights of our community by connecting them to the social service programs they need to prosper and with opportunities to organize to transform themselves and their community.
Services Offered: Offers assistance with DACA renewals, N-400 Naturalization/Citizenship, and 1-751 Petition to remove conditions on residence (apply to remove the conditions on permanent resident status).
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Email immigration@cuutah.org or call (801) 487-4143. They operate from Monday through Thursday from 8 am to 6 pm MST.
Summary: Holy Cross Ministries of Utah provides low-cost or no-cost legal consultations and humanitarian support for immigration matters, including DACA, asylum, TPS, and assistance for victims of human trafficking and other crimes. They also offer services for family reunification and citizenship/naturalization. Appointments are required and can be conducted in person, by phone, or virtually.
Services Offered: Offers legal consultations as well as humanitarian support in legal matters including DACA, Refugees & Asylum, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Victims of human trafficking & other crimes. Family reunification arrangements. Citizenship & naturalization services.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Services are offered BY APPOINTMENT ONLY at HCM’s Salt Lake City offices. Telephone consultations and virtual appointments are also available. To schedule an appointment, please call HCM at (801) 261-3440. Because the line is often very busy, it is important to leave a message with your contact information and the reason for your call. They can’t return your call without knowing your name and phone number.
Summary: The LFSRM immigration services, help with a general immigration consultation to review your immigration history and potential forms of relief.
Services Offered: They can provide help with Adjustment of Status to Lawful Permanent Residence – Form I-485, Renewal or Replacement of Lawful Permanent Residency Card, Application for Employment Authorization – Form I-765, Relative Petitions for family members in the US or overseas -Form I-130 and Form I-730, Consular Processing, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) – request and review of your immigration history documents, DACA Renewals, Refugee Travel Document, Waivers, Naturalization/Citizenship Application including application for medical waiver for disability or impairment – Form N-400 and Form N-648.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Call (801) 290-2008 or email ilsutah@lfsrm.org.
Summary: The Moab Valley Multicultural Center (MVMC) provides low-cost immigration legal services. Utah, MVMC is a bilingual, inclusive community center focused on supporting vulnerable populations. Their services start at $35, and they also offer referrals to private immigration attorneys.
Services Offered: Their low-cost immigration legal services include assistance with naturalization, DACA, Green Card renewals, adjustment of status, and U, T, and VAWA visas, with support from a licensed immigration attorney. Serving the Grand, San Juan, and Emery counties of southeastern
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Call (435) 259-5444 or email moabmulticultural@gmail.com to schedule an appointment.
Summary: WIP’s mission is to provide immigration legal services in the Wasatch Back and surrounding areas to asylum seekers, victims of domestic violence, trafficking, and other serious crimes, and minors who are unaccompanied or have suffered abuse, abandonment, or neglect.
Services Offered: Affirmative & Defensive Asylum Claims, T Visas, U Visas, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Cases, Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) Status, Unaccompanied Minors Cases
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Email info@wasatchimmigrationproject.org or call (801) 683-9613.
Business & Employment Immigration Services (Private Firms)
Summary: ImmiVisa Law Group provides comprehensive immigration services statewide and globally, including assistance with visas, permanent residency, status changes, and citizenship. They help clients overcome challenges such as visa denials, inadmissibility issues, and consular processing, and offer support for extensions and status changes. Services are available in Spanish and Portuguese, and consultations can be conducted virtually, making them accessible regardless of location.
Preferred Contact Method: Request a consultation by calling (385) 644-1859 or submit an online form here.
Summary: Graham Adair offers expertise in business immigration such as immigration visas, non-immigrant visas, and naturalization.
Preferred Contact Method: Call (408) 715-7067, email info@grahamadair.com, or fill out their contact form found here.
Summary: JLJ Law Group provides strategic legal advice to help achieve immigration, residency, or citizenship goals. Services include waivers, employment-based visas, (H-B1, E-2, L-1, EB-1C, EB-2, EB-3, and others), PERM process, etc.
Preferred Contact Method: Call 801-883-8204 or fill out their contact form found here.
Summary: Buhler Thomas Law specializes exclusively in immigration law, offering expert, customized legal strategies tailored to individual needs. With a strong track record of favorable outcomes, we prioritize attention to detail, strategic planning, and timely execution. Our collaborative team ensures holistic solutions through regular case reviews, delivering trusted results and attentive client service.
Preferred Contact Method: Call or text (801)396-9341.
Summary: Wilner & O’Reilly specializes exclusively in U.S. immigration law, offering expert guidance on matters ranging from green cards and citizenship to entrepreneur visas and asylum and deportation defense. With offices across California, Utah, Idaho, and Arizona, our certified immigration specialists craft winning strategies through detailed case analysis. They represent clients in all federal appellate forums, helping them achieve their immigration goals in full compliance with U.S. policies.
Preferred Contact Method: For the Orem location call 801-746-0498, for the Salt Lake City location call 801-594-9999.
Deportation/Removal Defense
Services Offered: Asylum, DACA renewals, employment-based and family-based visas, naturalization, and immigration removal defense. They also assist with special immigrant juvenile visas, TPS, U visas for crime victims, and waivers of inadmissibility.
Cost: Consultation fee: $100 and may be applied to the total amount of attorney fees, which are usually flat fees.
Location: Murray, UT
Preferred Contact Method: Call (801) 531-6600 (For English and Spanish) M-F, 9-5 to set up a consultation or fill out their contact form found here.
Services Offered: The main focus of this attorney is removal work, but she also takes affirmative asylum cases, adjustment and naturalization, special immigrant juvenile cases, humanitarian visa cases, and family-based petitions and waivers. Serves are offered in English and Spanish.
Cost: Consultation fee: $150
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Preferred Contact Method: Call 385-212-4096 or email kendall@kjmoriartylaw.com
Law Office of Kendall J Moriarty, LLC
Services Offered: Bond and removal defense cases.
Cost: Consultation fee: $50 for a phone consultation and $100 for an in-person consultation.
Location: Taylorsville, UT
Preferred Contact Method: Call 385-388-4337.
Services Offered: Removal defense cases in English and Spanish.
Cost: There is no consultation fee.
Location: Tooele, UT
Preferred Contact Method: Call 385-487-3682.
Other Legal Services
Summary: The Disability Law Center in Salt Lake advocates for the legal rights and opportunities of Utahns with disabilities, offering resources on abuse, accessibility, education, employment, healthcare, and housing. They serve individuals with a wide range of disabilities and provide educational self-advocacy materials in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Arabic, and Mandarin Chinese. Services are available at no cost to people with disabilities.
Services Offered: Their services include:
Educational Resources: A database of factsheets, brochures, and self-advocacy documents covering topics such as abuse prevention, accessibility, assistive technology, education, employment, healthcare, and housing.
Self-Advocacy Tools: Resources designed to help individuals advocate for their rights.
Multilingual Support: Resources available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Arabic, and Mandarin Chinese to ensure accessibility.
Requirements: Be a person with a disability (individuals with a broad range of disabilities, including but not limited to Scale, Developmental disabilities, Physical disabilities, Mental illnesses, Emotional impairments, Learning disabilities, Traumatic brain injuries, Intellectual disabilities, Sensory disabilities, and Chronic health conditions).
Preferred Contact Method: Call (800) 662-9080 or fill out the forms on their website found here.
Summary: The International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Salt Lake City supports refugees and asylum seekers in rebuilding their lives through comprehensive services, including furnished housing, rent assistance, healthcare, and education programs. They provide legal consultations, assistance with green card and citizenship applications, and employment support, along with in-person and virtual U.S. citizenship classes. The IRC’s resettlement efforts prioritize meeting basic needs and helping individuals become self-reliant, with services offered at no cost.
Services Offered: Their programs provide housing, rent assistance, healthcare, English classes, and skill development in areas like employment, computer use, and financial literacy. They offer education for children, social services, legal assistance for residency and citizenship, and small business development. Resettlement efforts prioritize basic needs such as food, shelter, and legal rights. Additionally, the IRC provides legal services, including Green Card applications, family petitions, citizenship applications, and DACA renewals. They also offer in-person and virtual citizenship classes, helping participants prepare for the exam by improving English, civics knowledge, and interview skills.
Requirements: Be a person with either refugee or asylum status in the United States.
Preferred Contact Method: Contact their DOJ-accredited immigration specialists to set up an appointment by calling their main phone line, 801-328-1091. You can also email your inquiry to Immigration.SLC@rescue.org.
Summary: The Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake is a nonprofit law firm offering free legal representation for low-income families in family law cases, such as divorce, custody, and guardianship, and for all domestic violence victims seeking protective orders or civil stalking injunctions. Services are available for cases within Salt Lake County, with additional support for self-representation and clinics in nearby counties. Eligibility requirements vary, and resources include online applications, in-person support at courthouses, and virtual clinics.
Services Offered: Services include:
Domestic Relations Services: Full legal representation for income-eligible clients in divorce, custody, guardianship, and related cases in Salt Lake County, with broader eligibility for domestic violence or sexual assault victims through the Bridge the Gap Program.
Protective Orders: Free representation for victims of domestic violence, child abuse, dating violence, or stalking, regardless of income or legal status, with intake locations at courthouses and online.
Assisted Pro Se Services: Limited legal assistance for self-represented family law cases, including clinics and “limited scope” representation at pro se hearings in Salt Lake and surrounding counties.
Alternative Resources: Guidance for cases outside Salt Lake County through Utah Legal Services or the Utah State Bar.
Requirements: To determine your eligibility, complete and send in your Eligibility Form found on this website. Legal Aid Society has a public computer at their office in the Matheson Courthouse (450 South State St) for applicants with no computer access. They can also provide you with a paper copy of the Eligibility Form upon request.
Preferred Contact Method: Call (801)328-8849 or email familylawclinic@lasslc.org.
Summary: People’s Legal Aid provides free legal services and education to Utahns facing eviction and debt collection lawsuits, aiming to help families maintain housing, improve finances, and break the cycle of poverty. Their services include eviction representation, debt collection defense, and advocacy for fair housing policies. They offer timely legal support and education at low or no cost.
Services Offered: Services include free legal education, low- or no-cost eviction defense, and support for housing-related issues in Utah. They offer timely legal consultations and court representation for tenants facing eviction, assist with debt collection defense to prevent unfair practices and educate clients about their rights. Additionally, they collaborate with stakeholders and advocate for housing as a fundamental human right through policy education and public engagement.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Email to schedule an intake appointment: intake@plautah.org. Or you can call or text using this phone number: (855) 752-8824.
Summary: The Refugee Justice League in Salt Lake is a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to promoting and defending the Constitutional rights of refugees in the U.S. They provide free legal consultations coordinated through the Utah State Division of Refugee Services and advocate against discrimination based on religion, ethnicity, and national origin.
Services Offered: The Refugee Justice League defends refugees against discrimination based on religion, ethnicity, or national origin. Legal consultations are coordinated through the Utah State Division of Refugee Services, which can assist with discrimination and general legal inquiries.
Requirements: Be a person with either refugee or asylum status in the United States.
Preferred Contact Method: Call (801) 618-5096.
Summary: The ACLU of Utah advocates for civil rights and liberties statewide, focusing on legal actions that create lasting policy changes. They provide resources like "know-your-rights" materials, a list of free or low-cost legal services, and an online complaint system to address civil liberties concerns. Legal help is offered through an intake form or mailed packet, and services are free or low-cost.
Services Offered: Services include legal actions to protect civil liberties, an online complaint form for assistance requests, access to know-your-rights materials, and a list of free or low-cost legal resources. While they prioritize urgent cases, the ACLU cannot guarantee emergency assistance or provide walk-in or phone consultations.
Requirements: No Requirements
Preferred Contact Method: Request an intake by filling out this online complaint form. The primary way to request legal help is through their online form. If you don't have easy access to the internet; in those cases, you can request an intake packet by calling their intake phone line at (801) 521-9862 ext. 104 and leaving either your mailing address or email address.
Summary: Timpanogos Legal Center (TLC) is a nonprofit organization in Utah that offers free legal clinics and a legal advice hotline to help victims of domestic violence and low-income individuals navigate the legal system. TLC provides legal advice, document drafting, and referrals in areas such as family law, protective orders, housing law, and guardianships but does not offer in-court representation. Services are free, available statewide, and offered in Spanish.
Services Offered: Timpanogos Legal Center holds free legal clinics throughout the state and provides a free legal advice hotline. They help people who are representing themselves by providing legal advice, document drafting, and referrals. TLC does not provide in-court representation. They can advise on family law, protective orders, housing law, and guardianships. Cases must be located in Utah. Spanish available.
Requirements: TLC primarily seeks to serve victims of domestic violence and those without monetary means to retain an attorney for their case.
Preferred Contact Method: Call (801) 649-8895 Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. When you call the hotline, you will be immediately connected to a staff attorney, who will ask you a few brief questions. You can then explain your situation and get legal advice and referrals personalized to your unique situation. Because a large number of our clients are victims of domestic violence, they are unable to call you back unless you tell us it is safe to call you when you leave us a voicemail. You can also email them at TLCinfo@timplegal.org with a description of your situation and what help you need. Please mention when it is safe to return your email.
Summary: Utah Legal Services (ULS) provides free civil legal assistance to low-income Utahns, addressing issues like domestic violence, housing, family safety, and income security. They offer services in English, Spanish, Arabic, and Vietnamese and prioritize cases based on financial need, citizenship status, and the type of legal issue. ULS ensures access to justice for disadvantaged individuals through representation, advocacy, and education.
Services Offered: ULS assists clients with legal issues related to their basic needs, such as housing, family safety, and income security. They have free interpreters available to help you in English, Spanish, Arabic, and Vietnamese. Utah Legal Services' legal information includes Domestic Violence, Family, Housing, Native American Unit, Food Stamps & WIC, Financial Assistance, Medicaid, SSI & SSDI, Consumer, and Estate Planning/Senior.
Requirements: Utah Legal Services (ULS) provides legal help based on three criteria:
Citizenship/Legal Residency: Assistance is generally for U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents, with exceptions for domestic violence cases like protective orders.
Financial Eligibility: Services are for low-income Utahns, typically those with household incomes at or below 200% of the federal poverty level, though exceptions may apply for seniors or domestic violence victims.
Case Type: ULS prioritizes specific types of legal issues due to high demand and limited resources. Details on eligible cases are available on their website.
Preferred Contact Method: To determine if you are eligible, fill out the ULS Online Eligibility Screening form found here. Or contact the intake Managing Attorney, Teisha Bunn at (801) 328-8891 ext. 3542 or email interpreter@utahlegalservices.org
Summary: The Virtual Legal Clinic, sponsored by the Utah State Bar, offers free 30-minute phone or email consultations with volunteer lawyers. Participants receive general legal advice and potential referrals but do not establish an ongoing attorney-client relationship. Lawyers come from various practices and may not specialize in the specific area of your issue. Topics covered include family law, immigration, bankruptcy, landlord-tenant disputes, and more. Volunteers provide guidance based on the information shared during the consultation.
Services Offered: You can receive advice for topics such as Adoption, Bankruptcy, Business, Contracts, Child Custody or Support, Civil Rights, Consumer Protection/ Debt, Criminal Defense, Debt Collection, Divorce, Employment, Estate Planning/Probate, Family Law, Immigration, Insurance, Intellectual, Property/Patents, Landlord-TenantLGBTQ/Name Changes, Malpractice, Personal Injury, Public Benefits, Real Property, etc.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Fill out the sign-up form which can be found here. Or call (801) 297-7049 and email probono@utahbar.org.
Summary: The Utah State Courts provide a comprehensive directory of legal clinics across the state, organized by county. These clinics offer free or low-cost legal assistance on various topics, including family law, bankruptcy, and immigration.
Services Offered: Utah State Courts provides a list of all the legal clinics in Utah by their County. You can see what resources are available. Getting ready to go to a legal clinic
Requirements: No requirements. This is available to anyone with internet access.
Preferred Contact Method: Find resources on this website: Legal Clinics.
Summary: Utah Immigration Attorneys in Salt Lake City provide comprehensive legal services for various immigration needs, including asylum, DACA, employment-based and family-based visas, naturalization, and immigration removal defense. They also assist with special immigrant juvenile visas, TPS, U visas for crime victims, and waivers of inadmissibility. Services are offered with case-based pricing.
Services Offered: Asylum, DACA renewals, employment-based and family-based visas, naturalization, and immigration removal defense. They also assist with special immigrant juvenile visas, TPS, U visas for crime victims, and waivers of inadmissibility.
Requirements: No requirements.
Preferred Contact Method: Call (801) 531-6600 (For English and Spanish) or fill out their contact form found here.
