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Immigrant Services are offered at the Juan Diego Center.
Immigration Legal Assistance Service
Immigration Legal Assistance
Family-based consultation and representation
Legal assistance service list
Naturalization clinics
Outreach and education: Justice for Immigrants
Refugee adjustment of status
VAWA/U-Visa immigration benefit
Juan Diego Program
Christmas assistance
Domestic violence/sexual assault counseling
Family enrichment and support
Food assistance
Microbusiness Training and Development
Business financing
Business resource center and computer lab
Continuing education and consultation
Training and development
Naturalization clinics/Taller de Naturalización:
Next naturalization clinic: Saturday, November 6, 2010 (click for flyer)
Taller de Naturalización: Sábado, 6 de Noviembre del 2010 (Haga clic para un volante en español)
For information on Immigrant Services, please call 402-731-5413 or email ElishaN@ccomaha.org.
Our program has worked with clients from over 26 different countries that include United Kingdom, China, Colombia, Mexico, Somalia, Burma, Togo, Sudan, El Salvador, Canada, and many more. We see approximately 80 new cases each quarter and do educational outreach at least once a month.
Here are a few success stories from just this last quarter:
- Assisted a woman who was paralyzed in a drive by shooting at the age of 16 to obtain a U-Visa as she was the victim of a crime
- Helped a two year old who was paralyzed from a drunk driving accident get a U-Visa
- Assisted a Togolese woman to become a United States Citizen
- Helped a naturalized United States citizen bring her two children to the U.S from El Salvador that had been waiting for 11 years
- Helped a homeless Refugee from Sudan be approved for permanent residency
- Assisted a family of 10 Refugees from Burma receive their legal permanent residency
- Helped a United States citizen get residency for her husband, originally from Thailand, who had meet when they became high school sweethearts during a foreign exchange program.
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