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Para aquellos que dudan si deben aplicar para la ciudadanía, especialmente durante este clima político, es viable y necesario. Servicios Católicos de Migración junto con New York Lawyers for the Public Interest (NYLPI por sus siglas en inglés) están colaborando otra vez para un taller de naturalización sábado, 28 de Julio en LaGuardia Community College.
Taller de Naturalización Cuando: Sabado, 28 de Julio 2018 desde la 9:00 a.m. hasta la 5:00 p.m. Donde: LaGuardia Community College ubicada en 31-10 Thomson Avenue, E Atrium, Long Island City, NY 11101. Nota: Para registrarse para este taller, favor de llamar (212) 225-4400 o envia un mensaje de texto a (718) 866-3687.
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On Thursday, June 21, during the 4th Annual Sunset Reception in Brooklyn, Catholic Migration Services honored Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP with the 2018 Public Service Award for outstanding pro bono work to help New York’s immigrants become U.S. citizens.
The firm has offered invaluable support to the naturalization efforts of Catholic Migration Services, providing attorneys, paralegals, volunteers, and interns for naturalization workshops.
“With their support, we have been able to run a hotline on three separate occasions since January 2017. Paralegals, volunteers and interns from Cleary have helped Catholic Migration Services by contacting the hotline callers, completing a very basic preliminary screening for naturalization, and then scheduling prospective candidates for intake at the office of Catholic Migration Services,” said Chloe Moore, Naturalization Coordinator. “This has been a huge help to manage the large outreach that we have done, while freeing up time for the naturalization team. Through their help, we are able to serve more Legal Permanent Residents.”
Thank you for supporting the 4th Annual Sunset Reception. It was a successful event that brought together the New York and Brooklyn law communities to help raise funds to enable Catholic Migration Services to carry out its mission of “welcoming the stranger in our midst.” A great opportunity to mix, mingle, and network with a community dedicated to social justice, we hope you will continue to support our work in underserved immigrant communities in Brooklyn and Queens.
[Photos: Peter Fifield]
Thank You to Our Diamond Sponsors!
Thank You to Our Gold Sponsors!
1. Virgina & Ambinder LLP
2. Cullen and Dykman LLP
3. Mark & Suzanne Colodny
Thank You to Our Bronze Sponsors!
1. Michael J. Holland, Esq. and Patricia Holland
2. Cuti Hecker Wang LLP
3. Levy Ratner, P.C.
4. Pechman Law Group PLLC
5. Cohen, Weiss and Simon LLP
Our 4th Annual Sunset Reception is scheduled for Thursday, June 21, at the Pierrepont House in Brooklyn. Fill out the form below to reserve your ticket.
4th Annual Sunset A Reception with Catholic Migration Services to benefit Catholic Migration Services and further its mission
In celebration of Immigrant Heritage Week, Catholic Migration Services has teamed up with New York Lawyers for the Public Interest and several law firms for a naturalization workshop on Saturday, April 21st at the offices of Catholic Migration located at 191 Joralemon Street in Brooklyn, New York. Eligible green card holders interested in naturalizing are encouraged to call (212) 225-4400 or text (718) 866-3687 for more information and to register.
Catholic Migration Services is honored to host our annual Sunset Reception on Thursday, June 22, 2017 at the Pierrepont House in Brooklyn Heights, NY. As is customary, our attorney’s will share information about each of our program areas, covering immigration, tenant advocacy and workers’ rights.
The event brings together legal professionals seeking to expand their work in the non-profit industry. Be sure to save your spot and fill out the form below.
Currents reporter looks ahead at National Migration Week to be celebrated from January 8, 2017 – January 14, 2017. This years theme is “Creating a Culture of Encounter”.
