Citizenship Assistance Workshop — Los Angeles, CA — September 21, 2013

Citizenship Assistance Workshop

Date and Time: September 21, 2013, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Address: Los Angeles City Public Library, Little Tokyo Library Branch, 203 S. Los Angeles St.,  Los Angeles, CA 90005

Services offered at event: Pro-bono legal consultations, Legal inquires, Free copies of documents, N-400 Assistance, I-912 Fee Waiver Assistance

Maximum Attendance:  100

What materials or documents should attendees bring? Green card, social security card, passports, any court records for criminal convictions

Language Access: Spanish & Japanese

Host Organization(s): Asian Americans Advancing Justice Los Angeles

For more information, contact: Nasim Khansari, nkhansari@advancingjustice-la.org, 213-241-8849

Posted on August 8, 2013

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  • The Campaign has completed over 3,700 naturalization workshops and clinics.
  • Over 250,000 citizenship applications completed since July 2011.

    Saved aspiring citizens and their families over $206million in legal and application fees.
  • Adopted scalable technology. MP3 players, Google Voice, and Virtual Private Network (VPN) services are being used to enhance naturalization service delivery.
  • Expanded New American Workforce (an effort to provide naturalization assistance within corporations) which has partnered with over 100 businesses across the nation, ranging from hotels in Miami to American Apparel in Los Angeles.
  • Deployed Citizenshipworks, an online tool, across the Campaign in multiple settings and languages. A newly redesigned platform guides applicants through through their citizenship application from start to finish and connects applicants to legal help at partnering non-profits.
  • Were instrumental in inspiring the US Citizenship and Immigration Service to support the Citizenship Corners initiative.
  • Created innovative partnerships with public libraries, school districts, universities, social service agencies, and employers, all of which yield not only greater numbers of applicants but also greater awareness of the naturalization process.
  • Deployed a large-scale volunteer recruitment program through an e-learning course.

    Reached diverse communities. Local partners consistently outreach and provide culturally competent and language-appropriate services.
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People come to America from all over the world with dreams of achieving a better life for themselves and their families and calling this great nation home. Eight million people who live, work, and pay taxes in this country are eligible for citizenship, yet only about eight percent of them naturalize each year. Find out more about these individuals and the barriers they face.Read More

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