Immigration Resources


  • USCIS:
    The USCIS, or the United States Citizen and Immigration Service, is a department within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The USCIS was created by the Homeland Security
    Act of 2002. The USCIS consists of
    approximately 15,000 employees and 250 field offices around the world.
  • US Visa Appointment Reservation System- system for booking non-immigrant USA visa interviews.
  • SSA.gov- US social securty card information & resources
  • USA Embassies- list of US embassies around the world
  • Office of Authentication- document authentification information & services
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Phone: 909.393.4100
Phone: 951.505.7417
Fax: 909.348.7111
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U Visa


by lauraj on Sep.29, 2009, under Law and Policy, U Visa

What is a U visa?
A lesser known visa, the U non-immigrant visa, was established for illegal immigrants who are victims of crimes. While living illegally here in the U.S., these victims must have endured mental or physical abuse and be willing to help law enforcement and government officials investigate and prosecute the abuser. The U non-immigrant visa was established in 2000 but put on hold until 2007. It was created to persuade illegal immigrants living in the U.S. to report violent crimes. Most criminal activity against illegal aliens in the U.S. goes unreported and undocumented due to the threat of deportation if the victim comes forward.

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