Appointments
About CARECEN
Immigration Questions
100

How do I book an appointment with Jocelyn or Areli?

The QR Code at the USSC, Our @carecen_la_colleges Linktree, or our website bit.ly/CARECEN.

100

T/F: CARECEN is a nonprofit immigration organization.

True

100

Name one pathway to citizenship

SIJS, VAWA, U Visa, Family-Based
200

T/F: An alumni's parents has access to our legal services.

False: Upon graduating, immediate relatives of an alumni do not have access to our services.
200

What days are Jocelyn and Areli on campus?

Jocelyn: Mondays and Areli: Thursdays

200

T/F: Notarios are trustworthy and can help you with immigration applications and advice.

False

300

Upon graduating, how long do alumni have access to our services?

2 years.

300

Where is the CARECEN legal team's office?

We're located inside the USSC, in the office next to Jairo's.

300

T/F: I am eligible for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) if I am 23 years old and meet all other requirements.

False. Once you turn 21, you are no longer eligible for SIJS even if you meet all other requirements.

400

How do I confirm my appointment with CARECEN?

Submit the personal information form and consultation contract to our intake coordinators. They will coordinate your appointment.

400

Does CARECEN have other departments, other than College Legal Services (CLS)?

Yes! The Citizenship and Family-Based Team, Deportation Defense Unit, Survivors of Violence Unit, DACA/General Team, and TPS

400

Name one of the immigration agencies

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

500

How should I prepare for my appointment?

Make sure you have a quiet, private space to meet with us. If you have relevant documents, have those handy to email to us.

500

What is the College Legal Services (CLS) team?

We are a team of immigration attorney-paralegal pairs that serve different CSU campuses and community colleges in Southern California.

500

How can I get a work permit?

Through a form of immigration relief OR programs that grant you deferred action and a work permit (DACA, Deferred action for those in labor disputes). 

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