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Immigration and Legal Services
The Immigration and Legal Services Department provides affordable, quality legal services to those in need.
Our attorneys and staff are committed to supporting the immigrant community.
Citizenship Event
Citizenship Event
Free Legal Consultations
By appointment only
October 8th & 24th from 9-3
Call 602-416-7200 for more information
Our office at 802 S. 1st Ave. has in-person and virtual services available. For more information or to schedule an immigration consultation, please contact us via phone: 602-416-7200 or email: immigration@friendlyhouse.org
Services
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DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival)
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Victims of Domestic Violence (VAWA)
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U Visas / T Visas (Humanitarian Visas)
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Affidavit of Support
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Fiancé (e) Visa
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Green Card Renewals
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Family-Based Petitions (I-30)
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Adjustment of Status
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Cancellation of Removal on Deportation Proceedings
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Consular Processing
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Naturalization/Citizenship
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Employment Authorization
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FOIA/FBI Requests
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Travel Documents
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Mock Interviews
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Waivers (I-601 / I-601A)
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Frania Campbell's Story
Frania Campbell entered the U.S. when she was only 9 years old. She grew up in Phoenix, AZ as any other American kid. However, she did not have legal status. When she was 23 years old she came to Friendly House. The Immigration Department was able to help her obtain DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). Then in 2009, she married Wendell, her high school sweetheart. Because Wendell is a U.S. Citizen, Friendly House assisted Frania by helping her become a Lawful Permanent Resident. She has been approved and is now on the pathway towards U.S. Citizenship.
Meet Our Staff
Monica E. Manke
Immigration Legal Services-Program Director
Accredited to Practice Immigration Law by the US Department of Justice
monica.manke@friendlyhouse.org
Hiedy Marcus
Program Specialist / Attorney at Law
hiedy.marcus@friendlyhouse.org
Jonathan Lopez
Case Manager
jonathan.lopez@friendlyhouse.org
Erika Contreras
Case Manager/Citizenship
erika.contreras@friendlyhouse.org
Marielos Hasbun
Immigration Program Assistant
marielos.hasbun@friendlyhouse.org
Daniela Alvarez
Case Manager
daniela.alvarez@friendlyhouse.org
To schedule an appointment or any other questions please call
602-416-7200
Helpful Links
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Personal Finance Resources
DACA Information
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The Department of Justice’s guidance on the continued validity of work authorization for DACA beneficiaries following the court’s decision.
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The Home is Here coalition’s toolkit, which provides messaging on the subject in addition to explainer graphics to circulate on social media.
Additional Information
Avoid notario fraud
A “notario” or “notary public” does not have any specialized immigration knowledge and is authorized only to corroborate someone’s identity on a letter or form.
Be wary if a provider does any of these:
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Asks you to sign blank documents
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Refuses to give you a contract for their services
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Refuses to show their license or accreditation
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Guarantees positive results
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Claims a special relationship to an immigration officer or judge that will benefit your case.
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