Citizenship Workshop / Taller de Ciudadanía – Bell Gardens, CA – March 22, 2013

Citizenship Assistance Workshop // Taller de Ciudadanía

Date and Time // Fecha y horario
March 22, 2013
5:15 PM – 8:15 PM

Services offered at event // Servicios disponibles
Pro-bono legal consultations, Legal inquires, Free copies of documents, N-400 Assistance

Address // Dirección
Bell Gardens High School Auditorium
6119 Agra Street
Bell Gardens, CA 90201

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Hosted by  // Organizadores:
Bell Gardens High School , Community Lawyers, Southeast Leadership Network

Event Details // Información sobre el evento:
No fee, however, attendees please bring the following: Resident Alien Card, passport or travel history, employment history, residence history, criminal record and information for spouse and children (Social Security numbers and Alien resident numbers, birthdates, marriage dates, etc).

Favor de traer lo siguiente: Tarjeta de Residencia, (Green Card “Mica”) pasaporte o historia de viajes fuera de los E.E. U.U , historia de empleo, historia de  donde ha vivido en los últimos 5 anos, antecedentes penales , información de su cónyuge y de sus hijos ( números de seguro social , Numero de Green Card , fechas de nacimiento y matrimonio, etc)

Language Access // Asistencia disponible en:
English and Spanish
Inglés y español

For more information // Para más detalles, comuníquese con:
(310) 635-8181

Volunteer opportunities // Oportunidades para voluntarios:
Contact (310) 635-8181 for volunteer information for regular volunteers and also experienced immigration attorney volunteers.


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Posted on March 14, 2013

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