The EOIR List of Pro Bono Legal Service Providers is a quarterly updated directory of nonprofit organizations, referral services, and attorneys who provide at least 50 hours of free legal immigration assistance to individuals in immigration proceedings.

Practice Advisory: Understanding Unlawful Presence (I-601 / I-601A) (Mar 2019)

Practice Advisory: I-601A Provisional Waiver: Process, Updates & Pitfalls (Jun 2019)

Practice Advisory: Understanding Extreme Hardship in Waivers (Jan 2018)

USCIS & BIA Affirm 3- and 10-Year ULP Bars Can Run in the U.S. (Aug 2023)

Introduction to Consular Processing (Sep 2022)

Overview of Public Charge (May 2022)

Understanding I-212s: Prior Removal Orders & the Permanent Bar (Mar 2020)

Adjustment of Status Eligibility: Inspected & Admitted or Paroled (Oct 2024). Covers wave-throughs, EWI, TPS, DACA advance parole, military parole in place.

Completing & Filing Form I-601A. Tips on answering each question + filing requirements.

Q&A with National Benefits Center (96% approval rates for I-601As)

Waivers Toolkit. Extreme hardship declaration, factors, qualifying relative declaration, exhibits.

USCIS Explains "Extreme Hardship" and How It Applies

Board Affirms ULP Bars Continue to Run While Noncitizen Is in the U.S. (Feb 2023)

FAQ on Public Charge for Intending Immigrants

Unauthorized Practice of Immigration Law (UPIL). How to Report

The Three and Ten Year Bars (Oct 2016). General overview of the bars and waiver process.

Six Things to Know About Stateside Processing of I-601A Waivers (Jan 2013)

Attorney Referral Directory. Verify attorney credentials and find accredited immigration counsel.

Know Your Rights: Parents Detained by ICE (Nov 2025). Critical for families facing ICE enforcement.

Overview of Immigrant Eligibility for Federal Programs (Dec 2025). Updated for 2025 reconciliation bill (SNAP, Medicaid, CHIP changes).

Know Your Rights: Trump Registration Requirement for Immigrants (Apr 2025). Covers registration risks including detention and deportation.

Directs families to free and low-cost legal aid by state. Includes self-help resources and court forms.

Legal consultations and representation for low-income immigrants (at or below 200% federal poverty line). Services: Green cards, citizenship, visas, deportation defense, DACA renewals.