Mobile Immigration Services Program (MISP)
The Mobile Immigration Services Program (MISP) provides free immigration legal services and case management support to immigrants across Los Angeles County who are experiencing homelessness, living in a shelter, or at risk of eviction. The program supports households affected by immigration enforcement and detention.
MISP offers “Know Your Rights” workshops, community education, and immigration law training for community organizations and service providers.
The program is administered by the Los Angeles County Office of Immigrant Affairs (OIA) and delivered in partnership with Amanecer Community Counseling Service and Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project (EIRP). Services are available in multiple languages.
Immigration Legal Services - Provided by Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project:
- Immigration legal consultations and help preparing applications
- Limited-scope immigration legal support (the program does not provide attorney representation in court)
- “Know Your Rights” education and immigration law training for service providers
Case Management Services - Provided by Amanecer Community Counseling:
- Trauma-informed case management
- Stabilization support for immigrant individuals and families
- Help navigating social services, including enrollment assistance and referrals
How to Request Service:
If you are a service provider:
You may request a training or presentation, or refer an individual using this link.
If you are a community member:
Text:
- (213) 314-1454 for LEGAL HELP
- (213) 481-7464 for CASE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT.
Please include:
- Your name
- A phone number where you can be reached
- Your preferred language
- A brief description of the help you are seeking
A team member from Esperanza or Amanecer will contact you to discuss available services and next steps.
Public Charge
Get Immigration Legal Help
- RepresentLA – OIA’s free immigration legal representation program
- Learn about immigration services fraud, how to find a legal help, and how to file a complaint
- Self-Help Resources for Navigating Immigration Court
- Learn how criminal convictions may affect your immigration status
- Track the status of your immigration application, petition. or request online
- Check your case processing time
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Get help from the Office of Immigrant Affairs (OIA) on immigration issues like:
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320 W. Temple St. Room G-10
Los Angeles, CA 90012
