Legal Assistance
Support with naturalization, petitions, visas, and immigration matters
Located in Chicago, Casa Michoacán is a nonprofit organization serving migrants and Mexican communities in the Midwest. Founded in 1996, it promotes community well-being through cultural, social, sports, and educational activities. The organization provides legal assistance in Chicago, West Chicago, and Elgin, including naturalization, family petitions, status adjustment, U visas, and VAWA petitions. It also offers public-benefits assistance, appointment and paperwork support, Marketplace enrollment guidance, and referrals to community resources. Free psychological therapy is available in Spanish and English, in person or virtually, for eligible LGBTQ+ people and Kane County residents. Educational programs include computer classes, workshops, guitar lessons, and a book club. Cultural offerings include folkloric ballet, art exhibitions, theater, and Michoacán celebrations.
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Support with naturalization, petitions, visas, and immigration matters
Free individual, family, or group therapy in Spanish and English.
Folkloric ballet, art, theater, workshops, and Michoacán celebrations.
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