Appointments
New client services are by appointment only, no walk-ins are accepted.
New client services are provided by appointment only. Please call (678) 222-3920 Monday through Thursday between 8:00 AM and 12:00 noon to schedule an appointment. You can also stop by our offices located at 2305 Parklake Drive, Building 9, Suite 150, Atlanta, GA 30345 to find out about the intake process for new clients.
Contact Information
Client Intake Line:
For appointments, please call 678-222-3920 (English and Spanish)
Main Number (for current clients and general calls only): 678-222-3920 (English and Spanish)
Fax: 678-222-3966
Immigration Legal Services
- Immigration Legal Services
- Immigrant Juvenile Program
- Immigration Detention Project
- Naturalization
- Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
- Workshops and Public Education for Advocacy
- The Immigrant Victim Legal Assistance (IVLA) Project
Areas of Expertise
Services Available
CCA’s Immigration Legal Services provides assistance to immigrants, refugees and those seeking asylum in the United States. Our staff helps eligible individuals and families obtain legal status, assist clients with the naturalization process and provide legal representation during deportation proceedings. We specialize in assisting survivors of domestic violence, abandoned or neglected foreign children, detained clients and victims of trafficking and crimes.
Immigration Reform
In the United States today, there are more than 36 million foreign-born persons, 11 million or more of whom are estimated to be undocumented. These numbers highlight the need for comprehensive immigration reform. They also indicate that the nation’s next CIR program will be the most ambitious immigration initiative in its history, putting millions on a path to U.S. citizenship.
For more on immigration reform, click here.
For Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory’s statements on the need for immigration reform, please click the links below.
The Immigrant Victim Legal Assistance (IVLA) Project
The Immigrant Victim Legal Assistance (IVLA) Project provides consultation and legal representation to eligible victims of crime, trafficking, and domestic violence. In addition to providing direct services, the IVLA Project provides outreach to the immigrant community and training to law enforcement and other government agencies on the immigration relief available to immigrant victims.
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
On June 15, 2012, DHS announced that certain young people who entered the U.S. before age 16 will no longer be removed from the United States. Qualified individuals will be granted “deferred action” and be eligible for a work permit. USCIS has stated that it will make all forms and instructions available on August 15, 2012, and that it will not accept any application for deferred action until August 15, 2012. For more information please click HERE for a Consumer Advisory from the American Immigration Lawyer’s Association.
Community Information on DACA
- USCIS Consideration of DACA Memorandum
- Consideration of DACA – CCA Powerpoint Presentation
- DACA Checklist English
- DACA Checklist Spanish
CLINIC Affiliation
The Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC) supports the nation’s largest network of nonprofit immigration legal services. Through advocacy, training, and specialized projects, CLINIC works to enhance and expand the delivery of legal services to low-income and vulnerable immigrants primarily through diocesan immigration programs.
