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Catholic Charities Immigration Services has provided immigration assistance, on a non-denominational basis, to low-income and indigent immigrants throughout the state of Colorado since 1974.  We are a Board of Immigration Appeals accredited organization.  Our staff is bilingual in Spanish and has over 25 years of experience in immigration law.

Do you have questions about:
Your immigration status?
Becoming a Legal Permanent Resident of the United States?
Becoming a Citizen of the United States?

Do you need:
Legal advice about an immigration concern?
Legal representation in an immigration matter?
Assistance with immigration applications?

Consultations:
Consultations are offered on walk in basis on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. The fee in the Denver Area is $35. In Northern Colorado (Greeley) and the Western Slope (Glenwood Springs) the cost is $50.

Services Available:
Citizenship and Naturalization
Family Visa Processing
Representation in Deportation
And others - please contact us for more information.

Locations:
Denver Area - 303-742-4971
Fee: $35
4045 Pecos St.
Denver, Colorado 80211

Northern Colorado (Office in Greeley) - 303-742-4971
Fee: $50
Consultation by appointment only - please call.

Western Slope (Office in Glenwood Sprigns) - 970-945-9562
Fee: $50
Consultation by appointment only - please call.

Immigration Outreach and Community Education
Since 2008, we have collaborated with the Office of Special Council for Immigration Related Unfair Employment Practices (OSC) on a public education campaign to protect the rights of work-authorized individuals who have been victims of unfair discrimination.  Immigrants, regardless of their legal status, face various forms of workplace discrimination.  The OSC protects the rights of work-authorized individuals who have been discriminated against on the basis of citizenship or national origin during the hiring process.  OSC also protects workers from “document abuse,” ensuring that employers do not illegally refuse to accept legitimate documents or demand additional documentation of employment authorization. 

In order to ensure benefits to a maximum number of people affected by these issues, your help is urgently needed.  We would greatly appreciate your cooperation in referring individuals in need of legal immigration services to our office for assistance, in providing us with the names and addresses of other organizations/agencies who may have contact with these victims and by requesting a presentation, from our staff to your staff and/or clientele, of immigration law in general or the various forms of workplace discrimination.

Our staff conducts free trainings about unfair discrimination, immigration law and unauthorized practice of law and also distributes educational materials.  For any inquiries with regard to outreach or educational materials please call 303-742-4971.

Please note:  Legal advice cannot be provided on inquiries from this website. Please refer to the information regarding our consultation services as noted above.