The Advocates for Human Rights - Minneapolis Immigration Legal Office - Referral for Anoka County (No Local Office)
Immigration and Refugee Services in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Referral for Anoka County residents to a real provider in Minneapolis; this is NOT an office in Anoka County. Immigration legal help including asylum, trafficking survivors, unaccompanied children and detention matters; eligibility and capacity restrictions apply.
Phone: 612-341-9845
Address: 330 Second Avenue South, Suite 800, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55401
Website: https://www.theadvocatesforhumanrights.org/Legal_Help
Good to know: Tier C: service-area referral, NOT a local office in Anoka County. Actual office to travel to, only after confirming eligibility and an appointment: The Advocates for Human Rights - Minneapolis Immigration Legal Office, 330 Second Avenue South, Suite 800, Minneapolis, MN 55401 (Hennepin County). Nearest verified regional legal/refugee provider in this directory by Census county-to-city reference-p
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You can call The Advocates for Human Rights - Minneapolis Immigration Legal Office - Referral for Anoka County (No Local Office) at 612-341-9845 or visit 330 Second Avenue South, Suite 800 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their website is https://www.theadvocatesforhumanrights.org/Legal_Help.
What services does The Advocates for Human Rights - Minneapolis Immigration Legal Office - Referral for Anoka County (No Local Office) offer?
Referral for Anoka County residents to a real provider in Minneapolis; this is NOT an office in Anoka County. Immigration legal help including asylum, trafficking survivors, unaccompanied children and detention matters; eligibility and capacity restrictions apply.
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