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Legal Resources for the Haitian Community

 

For technical assistance questions regarding TPS or adoptions, please call:

  • Catholic Charities: (617) 464-8004
  • Mass Law Reform Institute: (617) 357-0700 x 335
  • MIRA Coalition: (617) 350-5480 x 212
  • Irish Immigration Center: (617) 542-7654
  • Maiona & Maiona (617) 695-2220
  • International Insitute of Boston (617) 695-1639

For inquiries regarding eligibility for state or federal benfits and housing please call:

  • Mass Law Reform Institute: (617) 357-0700 x 328
  • MIRA Coalition (617) 350-5480 x 222

Temporary Protected Status (TPS)

  • For application forms, filing instructions, and updates:  
    United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
    JFK Federal Building
    15 Sudbury Street
    Boston, MA
    http://www.uscis.gov
    (800) 375-5283
  • To request official Haitian documents: 
    Embassy of Haiti in DC
    2311 Massachusetts Ave, NW
    Washington, DC 20008
    Phone: (202) 332-4090
    Fax: (202) 745-7215
    Email: embassy@haiti.org
    Web: http://www.haiti.org
  • The Mayor’s Office of New Bostonians regularly provides free confidential consultation on all immigration issues, including Haitian TPS and adoptions.
    When: Every first and third Wednesdays of the month.  Noon – 2:30
    Where: Boston City Hall, room 803
    (617) 635-2980
    http://www.cityofboston.gov/newbostonians

Bringing Relatives to the United States

 

Adoptions

US Embassy in Haiti (for all calls to Haiti, dial 011 + the number)

  • Inquiries about the welfare of US Citizens in Haiti can be made to the embassy: (509) 22 29 8942, (509) 22 29 8089, (509) 22 29 8322, or (509) 22 29 8672
  • Inquiries can also be made to US offices of the State Department: (888) 407-4747 or Haiti-earthquake@Sate.Gov.

Tabarre 41, Boulevard 15 Octobre
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
(509) 22 29 8000
PapCons@state.gov (immigrant visa section)
http://haiti.usembassy.gov


Produced by Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Created May 2010


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