CHIRLA
Los Angeles-based immigrant rights group with low-cost immigration legal services (DACA, citizenship, family petitions, deportation defense). Lines on its site: Immigrant Assistance Referral Line 888-624-4752, Legal Assistance 213-201-3797, and the EMPLEO National Wage Theft Hotline 877-552-9832.
Your next step
Call 888-624-4752 on a weekday and ask which office or consultation fits your question and what it costs.
Questions to ask
- Are consultations currently available?
- What are the service and filing costs?
- What should I prepare before contacting you?
If this one cannot help
Other starting points for the same need:
- Informed Immigrant: Plain-language guides for immigrants on DACA, detention, health care and work, plus a ZIP code search for legal and community help. It is an information site, not a law office.
- California immigrant resources: California’s official page for immigrant families: Governor’s Office know-your-rights fact sheets in 15 languages, links to state-funded nonprofit legal providers and ImmigrationLawHelp.org, scam warnings, and guidance on school, work and public programs.
- ImmigrationLawHelp.org: A national directory of free or low-cost nonprofit immigration legal service providers. Search by ZIP code, county or the name of a detention facility.
What this listing can tell you
Confirm current intake, service area, and costs directly. This listing does not determine whether you can apply or renew.
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Official source & review
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Official pages read on 2026-10-21 for service area, contact methods, cost, languages, intake and eligibility. Each field below names its source. Current openings and individual eligibility are not confirmed.
What the official pages say
- Service area
- Offices in LA County, Sacramento, San Bernardino, Orange County, Santa Ana, Porterville and Washington, D.C. Stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- How to contact
- Immigrant Assistance Line 888-624-4752, Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; leave a message after hours. Stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- Cost
- Low-cost legal services; specific fees not listed. Stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- Languages
- Not stated for phone lines or legal services. Not stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- How to start
- Consultation by phone; agreement signed before representation. Stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- Stated limits
- No general limits stated. Not stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
CHIRLA pages list different consultation numbers and hours. The assistance line is the most consistent starting point.
Current openings and whether you qualify are not confirmed. Ask the organization.
How we check sourcesGuides on this topic
- DACA Complete GuideDACA is still here, and you can still renew it. New requests are on hold, renewals are slower, and travel got riskier in 2026. This guide puts everything in one place, so you can find your situation, take the next step, and protect what you have.Complete guide
- Renew DACA Step by StepRenewing DACA is something you can do, and you can do it right. Pick your date, pick online or paper, fill three forms, pay, and send. Here's every step in order, what it costs today, and when to file so you don't end up with a gap.
- DACA Late RenewalYou still have moves to make, even with the clock running. File today if you haven't. If you already filed, push your case with an inquiry, an expedite request or your member of Congress. And get ready for the day your card ends, because there is no automatic extension.