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Look for latest news Tuesday March 21, 2017.
Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Emergency Notice
- Court buildings are closed until July 13, maybe longer. But judges and staff are still working! See Contact the Court
- If you need an emergency 209A restraining order or 258E harassment prevention order, see Asking the court for a restraining order or harassment prevention order during COVID-19
- Evictions and foreclosures are on hold! See COVID-19 and Housing
- Your landlord cannot lock you out or shut off your utilities, See Illegal Eviction
- For other public services affected by COVID-19, see our novel coronavirus webpage.
- You have the right to an interpreter
Advisory for persons traveling to Boston Logan Airport
Produced by Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Created March 16, 2017
Created March 16, 2017
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Before you talk to USCIS always speak with an Immigration Specialist.
- You may be able to get free legal help. Find a legal aid lawyer
- American Immigration Lawyers Association Find a Lawyer
- Public Charge questions
- In the Boston area, get free legal advice from one of the clinics at the Irish International Immigrant Center.
- Outside the Boston area, see our list of legal service providers
- Email Jessica Chicco at Massachusetts Immigration Refugee and Advocacy MIRA.
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