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Immigration

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Guide to Immigration

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Immigration Basics

This toolkit tells you about immigration basics such as family based immigration, becoming a citizen, detention, removal, and other topics.

Immigration for Asylees, Refugees, Victims of Crime, and Others

This toolkit includes information about different forms of humanitarian relief such as the refugee program, asylum, and visas available to victims of crimes.

Do-It-Yourself Naturalization Screening and Application

Use this tool developed by Citizenshipworks to see if you qualify to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization, and to complete your application if you qualify.

Detention and Deportation

This article gives an overview of immigration detention and court processes.

An Overview of Citizenship

Being a U.S. citizen gives you many rights and protections. This article gives an overview of U.S. citizenship status.

Family & Marriage-Based Immigration

One of the ways people can become lawful permanent residents (LPRs, or green card holders) is by having a family member in the U.S. petition (apply) for them. Read this article to learn more.

Immigration Basics: Status, Law, Agencies, and Courts

This article gives an overview of immigration status, law, and the government agencies and courts in charge of immigration.

Inadmissibility, Deportation, and Bars to Reentry

People who are not U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents (LPRs, or green card holders) have to ask for permission to enter the country. Once here, the federal government can deport them if they commit certain acts. This article explains why someone might not be allowed to enter the U.S. and why they might be deportable when here.

LawHelp Interactive Instructions for DIY Tools

Michigan Legal Help partners with LawHelp Interactive (LHI) to provide Do-It-Yourself tools. These tools guide you through creating forms that you can file in court or use to help resolve your legal issue.

DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and Michigan Unemployment Insurance

There are specific rules about collecting unemployment if you have DACA. Read this article to learn more.

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