Our representation process begins with a legal consultation. At this consultation, a CAMUR attorney will assess your case including your immigration history and provide you with recommended strategies. We will also tell you how we can help you and what services we offer that would address the challenges you are facing. We strive to offer our clients a range of services that meet their budget and case needs. 

Our consultations are conducted remotely and available to immigrants regardless of their geographic location. 

Consultations start at $150. 

For immigrants seeking to file an asylum application with USCIS or with the Immigration Court without representation, CAMUR offers limited scope representation for purposes of I-589 preparation and filing.  This service is offered remotely for immigrants in any location in the U.S. 

Price available upon completion of consultation.

Work permits are an essential document yet the process of obtaining a work permit can often be complicated. CAMUR offers limited scope representation to immigrants seeking work permits. This service is more affordable than full scope representation and offers a solution to people who would like to access a way to begin earning income in the U.S. This service is offered remotely to immigrants located anywhere in the U.S. and includes both initial and renewal work permit applications. 

Please remember that work permit eligibility is usually linked to other immigration applications or other immigration status and not everyone is eligible to apply for a work permit.

A consultation is required to determine work permit eligibility. 

Price available upon completion of consultation.

Survivors of violence, workplace harms, and human trafficking may be eligible for certain forms of protection under U.S. immigration laws.  CAMUR attorneys are experienced in working with survivors of harm seeking forms of relief including U Visa, T Visa, VAWA, and Labor Based Deferred Action (DALE).  From our years of working with clients, we are aware that these forms of immigration relief may present complex challenges including reliving past trauma, interacting with law enforcement, and participating in prosecutions. Throughout this process, we are here to offer support that centers the survivor and creates a safe environment to successfully complete applications for relief based on past harms. 

These services are offered remotely to immigrants located anywhere in the U.S. 

Price available upon completion of consultation.

U.S. citizens and permanent residents can petition for certain family members to come to the United States. We offer help for those looking to bring family members to the U.S. or to help family members currently in the U.S. adjust their status. Family-based immigration can be complex and take a long time to process, often taking years for visas to become available. Applicants living in the U.S. must also determine if they are eligible to apply for residency within the country or if they need to travel abroad for consular processing. If you have a qualifying family member interested in petitioning for you or your loved ones, we would be happy to help. 

This service is available remotely to immigrants located anywhere in the U.S.

Price available upon completion of consultation.

We offer help to those Individuals who came to the United States as children and are currently in DACA status, or whose work permits have not been expired for over a year, to renew their deferred action and work permits for an additional two years. This service is available remotely to immigrants located anywhere in the U.S.

Price available upon completion of consultation.

We offer assistance to those Individuals from designated countries who would like to apply for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) or who can renew their TPS, along with their deferred action and work permits, for an additional two years. This service is available remotely to immigrants located anywhere in the U.S.

Price available upon completion of consultation.

PIP is a valuable benefit that allows individuals who entered the United States without being inspected or admitted to apply for Adjustment of Status without having to obtain an I-601A waiver or depart the U.S. for consular processing. If PIP is granted, you will receive a Form I-94 as proof of parole, enabling you to apply for Adjustment of Status. This service is available remotely to immigrants located anywhere in the U.S.

Price available upon completion of consultation.

Advance parole is a travel document that allows certain individuals to re-enter the United States without a visa after traveling abroad. It is commonly used by individuals with pending applications for immigration benefits or changes in status, including Adjustment of Status, Asylum, TPS,  DACA, and DALE. This service is available remotely to immigrants located anywhere in the U.S.

Price available upon completion of consultation.

Adjustment of status is the process that allows you to apply for lawful permanent resident status (commonly known as a Green Card) while you are in the United States. This means you can obtain a Green Card without having to exit the U.S. for visa processing. CAMUR offers assistance with adjustment of status for various qualifying relief options, including the Cuban Adjustment Act, U and T Visas, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Adjustment of Status, and Family-Based Adjustment of Status, including those eligible to adjust under 245(i). 

This service is available remotely to immigrants located anywhere in the U.S.

Price available upon completion of consultation.

The process for adjusting status varies depending on whether you’re already in the United States or still in your country of origin. If you’re applying from your country of origin, your application will go through consular processing, which means it will be handled by the local U.S. Embassy or consulate. During this time, you’ll need to wait in your country of origin while your adjustment application is processed. Only individuals who qualify for a Green Card (through marriage, employment, or other relative petitions) and have filed the appropriate petition should proceed with consular processing. Once your petition is approved and a visa becomes available, you can begin consular processing. This process is designed to keep families together and prevent indefinite separation, ensuring that loved ones can be reunited as quickly and effectively as possible. 

Price available upon completion of consultation.

If you were born outside the U.S. and meet certain requirements, you may become a U.S. citizen either at birth or after a certain time in permanent residence status. You are eligible to apply for naturalization if: you have been a lawful permanent resident for at least 3 years and qualify to apply early, or you have been a lawful permanent resident for at least 5 years. Additionally, if you have been a resident for at least 20 years and are 50 years or older, or if you have been a resident for at least 15 years and are 55 years or older, you may be allowed to bring an interpreter and take the civics test in another language. CAMUR offers representation at the USCIS naturalization interview (currently only offered to clients in Southern California, Missouri, and Illinois) and provides virtual assistance to help you prepare for your civics test. This service is offered remotely for immigrants in any location in the U.S. 

Price available upon completion of consultation.

We recognize that receiving a negative decision in an immigration case can be frightening and overwhelming, but we are here to help. CAMUR offers representation before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), U.S. Circuit courts, and the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO). This service is offered remotely for immigrants in any location in the U.S. 

Price available upon completion of consultation. 

CAMUR understands that presenting a case in Immigration Court can be a daunting process.  We are honored to support our clients through this process by providing high quality removal defense representation that includes representation at hearings, preparation of applications, preparation of declarations and evidentiary packets, legal briefing, and work permits based on pending applications throughout the pendency of the removal defense case. 

Price available upon completion of consultation.  

This service is currently only offered to clients in the greater Los Angeles area.

CAMUR proudly offers representation at USCIS interviews including asylum interviews, adjustment of status (“green card”) interviews, family based petition interviews, and naturalization interviews. 

This service is typically reserved for existing clients of CAMUR who were represented by CAMUR attorneys in their initial USCIS application. 

Price available upon completion of consultation.  

This service is currently only offered to clients in Southern California, Missouri, and Illinois.

CAMUR proudly partners with other nonprofit organizations serving immigrant communities through presentations and workshops. If you are a nonprofit organization interested in partnering with us, please read more to find out about the partnership services we offer! 

CAMUR offers free presentations for other nonprofit community organizations that support immigrants. Our presentations focus on a range of topics from general “Know Your Rights” presentations to presentations focusing on specific forms of immigration relief such as asylum, Labor Based Deferred Action (DALE), visas for survivors of violence (U Visa) and survivors of human trafficking (T visa), family based petitions, and citizenship.  These presentations are an opportunity for us to provide general information to help empower community members. 

CAMUR offers sliding scale workshops in partnership with other nonprofit organizations that serve immigrant communities. These workshops help empower individuals who wish to prepare their own pro se applications for various forms of immigration relief including asylum applications, work permit applications, Labor Based Deferred Action applications, DACA renewal applications, and citizenship applications.  CAMUR will not represent individuals attending these workshops but will provide guidance to attendees who complete their own applications. 

Minimum numbers of attendees apply based on location and type of presentation and/or workshop. Presentations and workshops may be offered via zoom or in person.

Technical Support, Case Strategy, Training, Brief Writing, Declaration Preparation, Case Review, and Mandamus Support 

• With decades of combined experience, our attorneys are here to support you!  Members of our team specialize in various aspects of immigration law including:

  • Writs of Mandamus/APA Unreasonable Delay suits

  • Other immigration-related federal court lawsuits

  • BIA and Circuit Court appeals

  • Visas for survivors of violence including U Visa, T Visa, and VAWA

  • Labor Based Deferred Action (DALE)

  • Asylum

  • Declaration preparation or review

  • Country conditions evidence preparation or review

  • Brief writing or review

  • Border case strategy consultations

• We provide hourly rates for technical support, case strategy meetings, and training as well as flat rates for briefs, declarations, and case review.