A multigenerational Latino family walking together along a sunny neighborhood sidewalk at golden hour.

A place of welcome, safety, and support for immigrants and refugees.

You’ve come far. You won’t walk the rest alone.

Free and low-cost immigration legal help for individuals and families across Dallas–Fort Worth — handled with dignity, in a language you understand.

  • DOJ OLAP Recognized
  • Licensed Attorney Supervised
  • 501(c)(3) Nonprofit

Building bridges, Bridging cultures, Building communities.

Why you can trust us

  • Recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice (OLAP)

    Authorized under the DOJ Office of Legal Access Programs to provide immigration legal services.

  • Supervised by a Licensed Attorney

    Every case is overseen by a full-time licensed attorney.

  • A Registered 501(c)(3) Nonprofit

    A program of the Center for Social and Rural Development Inc.

  • Backed by Community Leaders

    Governed by a board of community and national leaders.

Who we serve

If you’re not sure this is for you, start here.

We serve low-income immigrants, refugees, asylees, and other foreign-born neighbors across Dallas–Fort Worth. Tap the one that sounds like you.

  • If you’re trying to bring a spouse, child, parent, or sibling — or waiting on a petition already filed — we can help you understand what comes next.

  • If your job, your work permit, or your green card is part of your future here, we’ll help you protect it.

  • If you are safe enough to make a call, we can talk quietly and confidentially about VAWA, U visas, and what comes next.

  • Renewals, questions, and changes in the rules — we’ll help you keep your status current.

  • From your first documents to family reunification, we’ll walk with you at a pace that feels manageable.

  • The test, the forms, and disability waivers — we’ll go at your pace, in your language.

We serve low-income immigrants, refugees, asylees, and other foreign-born neighbors. Not sure if you qualify for help? If in doubt, call — the call is free, and it’s confidential.

Legal help

Find your situation. Open the folder.

These are the words people use when they call us. Open a folder to see the services inside, explained plainly.

  • Family PetitionsBringing a spouse, child, parent, or sibling to the U.S.
  • Adjustment of StatusChanging to a green card without leaving the country.
  • Green Card ApplicationsStarting or renewing your permanent residence.
  • Visa ApplicationsVisas for family, work, or travel.
  • Naturalization / CitizenshipBecoming a U.S. citizen, step by step.
  • Disability WaiversTesting accommodations or waivers for health conditions.
  • Fee WaiversLower or no government fees if your income is limited.
  • Citizenship Test PreparationPractice for the civics and English test.
  • Refugee / Asylum ApplicationsProtection for people who cannot safely return home.
  • VAWAProtection for victims of domestic abuse.
  • U-VisaStatus for victims of certain crimes who help investigators.

Your safety comes first. Everything you tell us is confidential.

  • DACARenewals and questions for Dreamers.
  • Minor Criminal RecordsHonest help when a record affects your petition.
  • USCIS RepresentationWe go with you to your interview.

Alongside you

More than legal help.

Because a case is never the only thing happening in a family’s life. Swipe to see what else we offer.

English & Math Lessons

Small classes during clinic hours, taught by patient volunteers.

Citizenship Test Prep

Practice the civics and English questions with a coach.

Interpreting & Translation

Documents and conversations in the language you understand.

Family & Trauma Counseling

Basic counseling and referrals to people who can help.

Christian Spiritual Care

Quiet conversation and prayer, if that is what you want.

Rides to USCIS Offices

Volunteer drivers for appointments in the DFW area.

Help With Government Letters

We’ll help you make sense of confusing mail before you panic.

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Services for Foreign Born

New to the United States — or helping someone who is?

Our Services for Foreign Born program connects you to community resources: schools, health care, housing, and more. You don’t need the right words or the right documents to ask.

Explore Services for Foreign Born

A bilingual community navigator showing a translated pamphlet to a mother holding her toddler at a resource fair.

How it works

What happens when you reach out.

No surprises. No pressure. You can stop at any point, and you never owe us an explanation.

  1. Call or request an appointment

    The first conversation is free. No documents needed yet.

  2. Sit down with our team

    We listen — in English or Spanish — and review your situation honestly.

  3. We build your case together

    A licensed attorney supervises every case plan.

  4. We stay with you

    From paperwork to your USCIS interview — and even a ride there.

We do this by respecting their dignity, sharing our hope, and encouraging them to take control of their own destiny.
Our mission

Who we are

DFW Immigrant Law Center is a faith-rooted nonprofit in Euless, serving our foreign-born neighbors with “a hand up” — legal help, practical support, and genuine welcome.

Read our story

By the numbers

A hand up, multiplied.

Every figure below is a neighbor, a family, a next step.

families helped each year
500+
resource referrals made
2,000+
active volunteers
60+
languages served daily — and interpreters for more
2

Figures are approximate and reviewed annually.

In their words

Afraid to call. Glad they did.

Names are changed to protect privacy. Every story is shared with permission.

They treated my mother like family, not like a case number. She finally understood every paper she signed.
Ana R.Euless

Name changed for privacy.

I was terrified to ask questions. They answered every one — even the ones I was embarrassed to ask.
Miguel S.Irving

Name changed for privacy.

After twelve years, I held my citizenship certificate. They were with me at every single step.
Luisa M.Fort Worth

Name changed for privacy.

Names changed to protect privacy. Every story shared with permission.

Common questions

The things people are afraid to ask.

Most services are free or low-cost for low-income clients, and we help you apply for fee waivers. Asking questions costs nothing.

No. We serve clients in English and Spanish, with interpreting and translation services available.

We are recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice (OLAP) and supervised by a full-time licensed attorney. If anyone asks you for help with immigration and they are not an attorney or DOJ-accredited, please be careful.

Yes. Your information stays with your case team.

We assist with minor records as they affect immigration petitions, and we’ll give you an honest answer about your options.

No — we serve the whole Dallas–Fort Worth area.

More questions

Visit us

Call us

(682) 350-2494

If we don’t answer, leave a message — we call back.

Visit us

1001 W Euless Blvd, Suite 215
Euless, TX 76040

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Hours

Mon–Fri
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Clinic hours
Vary — call first

Hours vary around holidays — one quick call saves you a trip.

For supporters

Two ways to widen the welcome.

The client journey ends here. If you came to help, this is your door.

Volunteers handing a welcome kit to a newly arrived family.

Give

Your gift keeps the clinic doors open — classes, translations, rides, and representation.

Donate to DFWILC

Volunteer

Give your hours: teach, interpret, drive, welcome. Every skill has a place here.

Join the Team
A family of four walking hand in hand across a bridge at dawn toward a rising sun.

The first step is a conversation.

Call us, or request an appointment online. We’ll take it from there — together.

1001 W Euless Blvd, Suite 215, Euless, TX 76040 · (682) 350-2494

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