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Camino Immigration Services

Immigrant Rights

We provide a number of services including Green Card Applications, Citizenship, DACA Renewals, Fiancé Petitions, Adjustment of Status, Employment Authorization and more.


We understand that our current immigration system is complicated and broken, leaving millions without a viable path to legal status. While we are committed to providing direct legal services, we are also committed to continually advocating for better immigration policies,  ensuring the immigrant community is informed on their rights, and that vulnerable immigrants have the community support needed to be safe. At Camino Immigration Services, we are grounded in the truth that all people have inherent dignity and should have equitable opportunities to thrive. 

For stories about the impact of our work, please check out our Instagram: @camino_immigration_services


Join us in three easy ways:


Donate

Your donation goes towards supporting immigrants and their families in our communities by helping us provide quality legal services that are free or low cost. Thank you for your consideration.

donate

Host a workshop

Host a workshop for your church or community. We have three different workshops:

  1. Know Your Rights

  2. Forms of Relief

  3. Immigration 101 for Allies.

Contact Us

Volunteer

We have a variety of ways you can volunteer with us. If you are interested in learning more about the different opportunities, please email us.

(657) 217-2365

Camino Immigration Services

Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Fullerton​​

​109 E Wilshire Ave., Fullerton, CA  92832

Sunday Service 11:30 a.m.

​Office Hours: Tue-Fri by appointment 

714-871-7150  administrator@uufullerton.org

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