ReEstablish Richmond does not provide direct immigration services. However, we are committed to providing refugee and immigrant communities with connections to trusted organizations who do this important work.

For up-to-date immigration policy information, visit the USCIS website.

Updated April 2025

GENERAL LEGAL INFORMATION

 

LEGAL ASSISTANCE — LOCAL

Private Immigration Lawyers:

A private immigration lawyer, also known as an attorney, is licensed by a state bar association to provide legal assistance. Attorneys hold a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree, earned after completing law school.Standard service rates may apply.

  • Isaac K. Adams, Dyer Immigration Law Group | Contact isaac@dyerimmigration.com or call 804-377-7247

  • Veena Lothe | Contact veenaglothe@gmail.com

  • Jacob Tingen, Tingen Law, PLLC | Contact jacob@tingen.law or call 804-477-1720

Las Abogadas RVA – Sus Abogadas de Inmigración.

  • Is now representing clients in immigration court, including removal (deportation) defense cases. This expansion reflects our continued commitment to serving and protecting immigrant communities across Richmond and beyond.

  • If someone in your network is:

    • Facing deportation or removal proceedings

    • In need of representation in immigration court

    • Seeking support for a detained loved one

    Our experienced legal team is here to help.

  • Contact: Please feel free to share this information with your community or make direct referrals. Consultations can be scheduled by calling 804-774-7117 or visiting our website at www.lasabogadasrva.com.

Qualified Nonprofit Agencies:

A DOJ-accredited representative is an individual or a member of a nonprofit organization who has received training to provide immigration services and is accredited by the Department of Justice (DOJ). Services are offered on a sliding scale.

 

LEGAL ASSISTANCE — NATIONAL

  • Immigration Law Help

    • This searchable online directory lists over 1,000 free or low-cost nonprofit immigration legal services providers in all 50 states. Search by state, zip code, type of legal assistance provided, populations served, and/or languages spoken.

 

Know Your Rights Resources

Know Your Rights Red Cards | Immigrant Legal Resource Center

Know Your Rights Toolkit | Immigrant Legal Resource Center

Rapid Response Toolkit | Legal Aid Justice Center

Know Your Rights for Afghan Immigrants | Immigration Legal Services for Afghan Arrivals

Immigrants’ Rights | ACLU: Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Learn more about your rights as an immigrant, and how to express them.

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Immigration Preparedness Toolkit | Immigrant Legal Resource Center: Information for immigrants with no legal status or in mixed status families.