José León, abogado de inmigración con Catholic Migration Services y Yleana Roman abogada con New York Lawyers for the Public Interest fueron entrevistados en Edición Digital Nueva York por medio de Univision para promover la próxima taller de naturalización en
Earlier this month Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced a lawsuit against Zara Realty Holding Corp., its principals, and affiliated entities for repeatedly violating rent stabilization laws and harassing tenants at their Queens apartment buildings. For
Catholic Migration Services and New York Lawyers for the Public Interest hosted a naturalization workshop with the participation of volunteers and interpreters from Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP; Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP, y Goldman Sachs. Tilda,
Catholic Migration Services and New York Lawyers for the Public Interest discuss "Good Moral Character" and other common questions immigrants have when it's time to begin the naturalization process.
Catholic Migration Services and New York Lawyers for the Public interested host a free naturalization workshop for eligible green card holders on their way to becoming U.S. citizens.
This Saturday, March 9th Catholic Migration Services and New York Lawyers for the Public Interest will host a free naturalization workshop at Pierrepont House for eligible green card holders. To register and be pre-screened, call (212) 225-4400 or text (718)
The Annual Catholic Appeal provides support to tens of thousands of people in Brooklyn and Queens through key programs, ministries, and services administered by the Diocese of Brooklyn. This year Catholic Migration Services is among a group of 4 other
The Annual Diocesan Migration Day Mass celebrated unity among diverse ethnic communities,
Eligible green card holders attend a free naturalization workshop to get one step closer to citizenship.
Catholic Migration Services awarded a two-year grant from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to help Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs) apply for United States citizenship. The highly competitive grant, was awarded to only two grant recipients in New