Primarily, understanding where you fall in terms of citizenship status (see file to the right) determines what kind of services will most help you.

The most comprehensive resource in the area online is the National Immigration Legal Services Directory, which provides a list of immigration services in the Atlanta region. The directory lists what services are provided by an organization, the population the services are targeting, whether or not there is a nominal fee charged, and more.

• Asian Americans Advancing Justice has a legal services department with resources including a hotline, paperwork assistance, and resource clinics.

  • AAAJ Immigration Legal Hotline: 404-890-5655

• The Latin American Association offers legal services to obtain immigration benefits all while hosting events such as job fairs, career expos, and health expos.

• The Clarkston Community Center provides ESL, citizenship, youth development, and art classes in addition to its refugee programs and food pantry.

• The International Rescue Committee has resources targeted toward immigrants and refugees providing access to the Department of Justice, vaccinations, and more.

• Tapestri helps human trafficking and domestic assault survivors get access to necessary resources.