Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic - Referral for Sumter County Residents (Not a Local Office)
Immigration and Refugee Services in Dade City, Florida. Regional referral for residents of Sumter County. Low-cost immigration assistance with family petitions, adjustment of status, citizenship, replacement documents and related immigration applications. No physical office in Sumter County is represented by this listing.
Phone: 813-631-4370
Address: 37733 Meridian Ave., Dade City, Florida, 33525
Website: https://www.ccdosp.org/immigration-services/
Good to know: REFERRAL ONLY: not an office in Sumter County. Actual destination: Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic, 37733 Meridian Ave., Dade City, Florida 33525. This is the nearest practical verified regional entry point identified for this directory, not a distance guarantee from every location in the county. No local office was verified in this run; this d
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Frequently asked questions about Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic - Referral for Sumter County Residents (Not a Local Office)
How do I contact Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic - Referral for Sumter County Residents (Not a Local Office)?
You can call Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic - Referral for Sumter County Residents (Not a Local Office) at 813-631-4370 or visit 37733 Meridian Ave. in Dade City, Florida. Their website is https://www.ccdosp.org/immigration-services/.
What services does Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic - Referral for Sumter County Residents (Not a Local Office) offer?
Regional referral for residents of Sumter County. Low-cost immigration assistance with family petitions, adjustment of status, citizenship, replacement documents and related immigration applications. No physical office in Sumter County is represented by this listing.
Are services at Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic - Referral for Sumter County Residents (Not a Local Office) free or low-cost?
Many community immigration and refugee services providers offer free, sliding-scale, or Medicaid-covered services. Call Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic - Referral for Sumter County Residents (Not a Local Office) at 813-631-4370 to confirm pricing, accepted insurance, and any income requirements before your visit.
Does Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic - Referral for Sumter County Residents (Not a Local Office) offer services in other languages?
Call Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg - Dade City Scheduled Immigration Clinic - Referral for Sumter County Residents (Not a Local Office) at 813-631-4370 to ask about languages supported. Many providers offer Spanish-language services or interpretation. The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline supports English and Spanish 24/7 (press 2 for Spanish).
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