Immigration Legal Services
We aim to support undocumented Filipinos by encouraging employers and business owners to sponsor them, offering legal consulting through our volunteer attorneys, and subsidizing legal fees to incentivize employers to participate in sponsoring these individuals.
Supporting undocumented Filipinos by encouraging employers and business owners to sponsor them.
Offering legal consultancy through our volunteer attorneys. Subsidizing legal fees to incentivize employers to sponsor undocumented individuals.
Supporting undocumented Filipinos by encouraging employers and business owners to sponsor them.
Offering legal consultancy through our volunteer attorneys. Subsidizing legal fees to incentivize employers to sponsor undocumented individuals.
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Filipino Immigrants in the United States
In 2021, the most recent year for which data are available from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS), close to 2 million Filipino immigrants resided in the United States, representing more than 4 percent of all 45.3 million U.S. immigrants.
Filipino immigrants represent the fourth-largest origin group
The 1934 Tydings-McDuffie Act put the Philippines on track to independence, which it achieved eight years later, but also imposed a limit of 50 Filipino immigrants per year.
The 1934 Tydings-McDuffie Act put the Philippines on track to independence, which it achieved eight years later, but also imposed a limit of 50 Filipino immigrants per year.
I am an employer
As an employer (or prospective employer), if you want to sponsor a foreign national to become a permanent resident based on a permanent job offer, you and the foreign national need to go through a multi-step process.
As an employer (or prospective employer), if you want to sponsor a foreign national to become a permanent resident based on a permanent job offer, you and the foreign national need to go through a multi-step process.
