Global Refuge 10h ago

The Wrong Help Can Hurt: How to Protect Your Immigration Case When navigating the immigration system, getting the right help is everything. While many people in the community offer support with paperwork or translation, only certain professionals are legally authorized to give legal advice or represent you in court. In this video, Global Refuge explains: Who can help: Only licensed immigration attorneys or Department of Justice (DOJ) accredited representatives are authorized to provide legal advice. Red flags: Be wary of anyone who guarantees success, promises "fast-track" results, or asks you to sign blank forms. Your rights: You have the right to ask for credentials, see proof of filing receipts, and receive a written agreement of services. Special Thanks This video was made possible through the generous support and sponsorship of the Texas Bar Foundation. We are grateful for their commitment to protecting the rights of all individuals seeking legal assistance. Learn more and find resources: http://globalrefuge.org/UPIL and https://txbf.org/