Emergency Preparedness for Immigrant Families: A 50 State Resource

This resource contains select national and state-by-state resources to guide immigrants, legal service providers, and advocates as they assist families at risk of detention or deportation in planning to protect their families and property.

Organization Source:
CLINIC 

Organization Website:
https://www.cliniclegal.org/ 

Categories:
Service directory (DIR) | DIR – Legal Services

 Date Last Updated: April 1, 2019 

Clinic Planning Resources for Immigrant Families

Partner Organizations’ Planning Resources for Immigrant Families

Consular Hotlines

Mexican Consular Hotline: 1-855-463-6395. In addition, a number of Mexican consulates have emergency or 24-hour telephone numbers.

Other Hotlines: Selective consulates of other nations have emergency or 24-hour telephone numbers that may be obtained on consular websites or by dialing the main numbers for these consulates.

State-by-state Listing of Specific Resources in the 50 States and the District of Columbia

State Bar Associations and Pro Bono Bar Associations: State bar associations can assist with referrals to attorneys and organizations with expertise in the areas of law relevant to immigration and family law matters, such as, guardianship of minors, as well as estate planning.

Consular Contact Information: Country consulates throughout the United States and embassies’ consular sections can assist their nationals with information and services, including responding to emergencies, and locating resources. CLINIC urges all non-U.S. citizens to register with their local consulate office to learn more about the resources and services they offer. The below state-by-state listing includes consular contact information by the nations of El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Liberia, Mexico, Nepal, and South Sudan.

Other Resources: This section lists additional state-specific resources that may be most helpful when planning ahead, as well as in emergencies. Resources include information about guardianship of minors and powers of attorney in support of dependent adults. Please note that a single link may lead to multiple resources.

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