Resources

• Do not say anything to immigration officers if they try to talk to you, do not open the door, or lower your vehicle window unless they present a warrant signed by a judge. Remember that ICE agents often use ruses, such as pretending to be local police agents, in order to make people cooperate and even inadvertently turn in their own family members
• DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING before speaking with an immigration attorney
• Take note, photo or video of the interaction

If you are facing deportation or have a loved one in immigration detention, or another urgent immigration-related question, you can contact one of the following organizations for legal services:

San Bernardino Community Service Center, Inc.

(909) 885-1992

Offices closed to the public, all intakes and information will be via phone with few exceptions for emergencies

CARECEN 

Phone: (213) 385-7800 x219

Offices closed to the public, all intakes and information will be via phone only

Due to capacity CARECEN will not be able to take on new cases right away, but the operator can answer questions and take down information for attorneys

Inland Counties Legal Services

1(888) 245-4257

Offices closed to the public, all intakes will be by phone only

Leave a voicemail and your call will be returned

Services: Domestic violence-related cases or for victims of crime

Pomona Economic Opportunity Center

Phone: (909) 397-4215

bwood@pomonadaylabor.org

Office closed to public, all intakes over the phone or by video conference

General Legal Services

Inland Counties Legal Services

1(888) 245-4257

Offices closed to the public, all intakes will be by phone only

Leave a voicemail and your call will be returned

Services: Healthcare- Medi-Cal/Medicare issues, SSI, disability; Access to benefits- erroneous denial of public benefits such as Medi-Cal, Calfresh, Calworks etc.; Consumer- unemployment, wage loss.

Legal Advocacy Support:

Resources for Undocumented: 

National Immigration Legal Services Directory

The Health Consumer Alliance 1-888-804-3536 | https://healthconsumer.org/ 

offers free assistance by phone or in-person to help people who are struggling to get or maintain health coverage and resolve problems with their health plans, provides free, confidential consultation and information

Resources:

• Prescreening to see if you qualify for the Initial DACA Application

• Initial DACA document checklist

• Immigration Advocates Network Legal Directory

If I am no longer a High School Student and need support with my DACA application, where can I go for support? 

• Search engine to lookup local non-profit or low-cost legal support

• Bilingual-PEOC consultation registration

• DACA Fee Assistance Program

Recursos:

• Preselección para ver si califica para la Solicitud inicial de DACA

• Lista de verificación inicial del documento DACA

• Directorio legal de la red de defensores de la inmigración

Si ya no soy un estudiante de secundaria y necesito ayuda con mi solicitud de DACA, ¿a dónde puedo acudir para recibir ayuda?

• para buscar apoyo legal local sin fines de lucro o de bajo costo

• Programa de asistencia de tarifas de DACA

• Immigration Services (ca.gov)

• DACA Legal Services Providers

• California Immigrant Guide: DACA UPDATES

• LEGAL SERVICE DIRECTORY – Ready California (ready-california.org)
• Beyond DACA – IMMIGRANTS RISING