Serving immigrant communities since 2003
A clearer path through your immigration journey
Get practical guidance, compassionate support, and a plan built around your family, your case, and your next step.
Orientación migratoria en inglés y español.
Start with a conversation
Tell us where you are. We’ll help you understand what comes next.
- New and existing immigration matters
- Two convenient Southern California offices
- Open six days a week
20+
Years serving our communities
EN/ES
Help available in English and Spanish
2
Offices in South Gate and Highland
How we can help
Immigration services for every stage of the journey
Explore common paths below. A consultation can help identify which options may fit your situation.
Adjustment of Status
Review the process of applying for permanent residence from within the United States.
Family-Based Petitions
Understand petition options for eligible relatives seeking to come to or remain in the United States.
Citizenship
Prepare for naturalization, from eligibility and filing through interview and civics-test resources.
Asylum
Discuss affirmative asylum requirements, supporting evidence, deadlines, and interview preparation.
Work Permits
Get help understanding Employment Authorization Document applications, renewals, and supporting filings.
Removal Proceedings
Review options and next steps for a Notice to Appear, immigration court hearing, or existing order.
Here for our immigrant community
Your story deserves careful attention—not a one-size-fits-all answer
Immigration decisions can affect your status, your work, and the people who depend on you. Our team helps you organize the facts, understand the process, and prepare for the steps ahead.
- Clear explanations in plain language
- Preparation focused on your documents and deadlines
- Consistent communication throughout the process
- Support available in English and Spanish
Our commitment
Welcome, dignity, and a real plan forward
Our mission is to uphold America’s promise of welcome and help each person pursue the lawful options available to them.
2003
Serving Since
6
Days Open Weekly
2
Office Locations
A straightforward first step
What to expect from your consultation
1
Schedule
Choose an available appointment or contact the office if you need help selecting a time.
2
Share your situation
Bring notices, identification, prior filings, and any dates or questions that may affect your matter.
3
Understand the next step
Leave with a clearer understanding of potential options, needed documents, expected costs, and timing.
Client experiences
Support families can feel at every step
★★★★★
They took the time to walk my mom through the entire process with patience and reassurance. We felt supported when an issue came up.
Family immigration client
★★★★★
The team was available to answer questions by phone and email. Their support made a very stressful process easier for our family.
Parent-petition client
★★★★★
Me ayudaron con mi residencia y me explicaron cada paso. Muy buen servicio y totalmente recomendados.
Residency client
Visit or call
Two offices ready to welcome you
Main office
South Gate
9121 Long Beach Blvd
South Gate, CA 90280
(323) 537-2760
[email protected]
Mon–Fri 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. · Sat 9:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Inland Empire
Highland
3654 E Highland Ave, Suite 12
Highland, CA 92346
(909) 672-7071
[email protected]
Mon–Fri 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. · Sat 9:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Common questions
Before your first visit
Every matter is different. These general answers can help you prepare, but your consultation is where the team can review your specific circumstances.
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are recommended so the team can reserve enough time for your questions. Contact the office for current walk-in availability.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring identification, immigration notices, prior applications or decisions, court documents, and a list of important dates. If you are unsure, call before your visit.
Can you review an existing or delayed case?
Yes. Bring copies of filings, receipts, notices, and correspondence so the team can understand what has already happened and discuss possible next steps.
Is service available in Spanish?
Yes. PIRC assists clients in English and Spanish. Let the office know your preferred language when scheduling.
What if I have an upcoming deadline or court date?
Tell the office the exact date when you contact us and bring every related notice. Availability and the ability to assist depend on the time remaining and the matter involved.
Newsroom
Updates and practical resources
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FAQs about Adjustment of Status
1. What is Adjustment of Status? Adjustment of Status (AOS) is the process that allows certain individuals who are already physically present…
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