Immigration Advocacy Services

10/21/2026

Help Us Protect the American Dream

For nearly four decades, Immigration Advocacy Services has helped thousands of families navigate their immigration journeys and work toward a better tomorrow.

We've done this without government funding, and our commitment to providing legal assistance and guidance remains as strong as ever.

❤️ Now, more than ever, we need your help.

Join us on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, for a special fundraising evening celebrating hope, opportunity, and the American Dream.

📍 Sweet Spot Restaurant Bar, Astoria, NY
🕕 6:00–9:00 PM
🍽️ Extensive buffet, b**r and w**e

To attend, please call 718-956-8218 ext. 409.

**Donation Opportunities**

Benefactor — $2,500
Supporter — $1,000
Sustainer — $500
Ally — $250
Friend — $100

Unable to attend? You can still participate in the fundraiser by contributing at one of these giving levels.

Contributions may be made through Zelle ([email protected]), PayPal, or check.

Visit https://www.immigrationadvocacy.com/donate for details.

Whatever your views on immigration and politics, it's important to remember that the United States has a longstanding legal immigration process, and those navigating it often need guidance and support.

07/28/2026

📈 New numbers are out about who is getting green cards in the United States.

💡Why this matters: Changes in immigration policies and processing priorities can affect people who are preparing to apply or already have cases pending.

More than 1.3 million people became lawful permanent residents in fiscal year 2025, only slightly fewer than the year before. However, USCIS recently changed how it reviews green card applications for people already living in the U.S., giving officers more discretion in deciding who is approved.

If you're planning to file, or already have a case pending, it's a good time to review your case and make sure everything is in order.

📰 More on this here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/here-s-who-is-getting-more-and-fewer-green-cards/ar-AA28iyat?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=6a5e843e2e844c0a878dcadf246422bd&ei=38

Green card approvals plummeted among refugees and Cuban nationals in FY2025.

09/16/2025

If you're wondering whether you should carry your immigration documents, you're not alone. While the law requiring immigrants to carry proof of status isn’t new, enforcement is changing and that’s raising real concerns.

We've put together some helpful information about what the law says, what’s changing, and what steps you might consider to protect yourself and your loved ones. 💬

Immigration law has long required non-citizens to carry proof of legal status. Learn what’s changing in enforcement and what immigrants may need to do now to stay protected.

05/26/2023

*USCIS FEE INCREASES ARE COMING*

The average increase is going to be about 30%. Make an appointment to come in ASAP.

We can help with your U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service needs!