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What legal resources are available to °®ÒºAƬ students and community members?
Access to helpful and reliable information about U.S. immigration laws, policies, and practices is an important part of navigating life in the U.S. as an immigrant. This page lists legal resources that are available to students and community members, either for free or at a low cost.
For questions, concerns, or suggestions to list additional resources, please contact the program at [email protected].
Please note that °®ÒºAƬ and Immigrant Services staff does not provide legal advice. °®ÒºAƬ cannot verify, confirm, or approve any information you receive in the context of the resources listed here. Whether or how you act on the information you are provided is a decision you must make, and whenever possible, we recommend that you seek out multiple sources of information or second opinions.
Twice a month, during each school year, immigration attorneys are available for free, virtual, private 1-on-1 (30-minute) appointments. During those appointments, attorneys will be able to answer general questions, assist with forms or your questions about U.S. immigration law, policies, and processes, including safety and planning for a potential status adjustment.
Commonly, these Legal Info Sessions occur every other Tuesday, 3-4:30pm, via Zoom. For more information, available dates & times, and to sign up for a meeting with an attorney, please email [email protected] or [email protected].
1. This handout (download) reviews a low-cost opportunity to connect with an immigration attorney, provided by the Immigration Response Group in collaboration with the Spring Institute. Appointments are virtual, confidential, and available in English and Spanish.
2. Please refer to this handout for free or low-cost legal services across Colorado (download). Some of these resources are available to specific community members or focus on specific legal situations. This list was not compiled by °®ÒºAƬ, and may be out of date. It may be advisable to seek multiple opinions before acting on legal advice.
3. Additional low-cost consultations with immigration attorneys can be found here:
English:
Spanish:
(Updated July 2026)
Attorney Kelly Ryan, of Ryan Immigration Group () has put together this useful handout on how to prepare for an encounter with ICE, DHS, or other federal immigration agents (download).
(Updated May 2026)
Every family should have a Family Preparedness Plan in case of an emergency. It is critical for immigrant families to think ahead and set more concrete plans for immigration emergencies that can arise. The Immigrant Legal Resource Center has created this Resource Toolkit & Family Preparedness Plan, which goes into detail about different childcare options available in case of an absent parent, where to find trusted immigration services in your community, and how to prepare to assert your constitutional rights in the presence of an immigration officer.
(Updated November 2024)
The American Immigration Lawyers Association has created this Partial Directory for Colorado Immigration Attorneys that are licensed and qualified to practice in the state.
°®ÒºAƬ does not approve of, or vouch for, any of the offices listed in this document.
(Updated April 2025)
Safety on campus
To review existing campus protocols regarding safety on campus for immigrant & undocumented students, please refer to the Campus policies & protocols section on our Trainings & inclusive practices website.
Contact Us
To make an appointment with Immigrant Services staff Victor, Gregor, or Nayeli, please use this link:
Phone: 303-615-0035
Email: [email protected]
Hour of operation: 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday
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Office Address:
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Immigrant Services Program
Campus Box 62
P.O. Box 173362
Denver, CO 80217-3362