The National Immigration Project is proud to offer technical assistance to its members.
What we offer:
- Technical assistance and case support by our staff of experts
- Priority for administrative advocacy with administrative agencies and communications support for your clients or members
How to access:
- Log in to the member portal at nipnlg.org. Trouble logging in? Email membership@nipnlg.org or use the password reset link on the login page.
- In the left-side menu panel, select "Member Technical Assistance."
- Complete and submit the technical assistance request form. You will have the opportunity to upload up to 3 documents related to your technical assistance request. Please be sure to redact the document so that the client's personal identifying information and other confidential information is removed before uploading. Include all relevant details and any time-sensitive hearing or filing dates.
- Upon successful submission of your technical assistance request, you will receive an email confirming that we received your request. A staff member will follow up by email within five business days.
Having trouble logging in to the member portal? Click here to reset your password or email us at membership@nipnlg.org.
Once we receive your technical assistance request, one of our staff members will get in touch with you via email within five business days.
We provide technical support in all immigration issues areas and have expertise in the following topics:
- Crim-Imm (Padilla, criminal bars, post-conviction relief)
- Removal defense, BIA appeals, immigration court
- Motions to Reopen
- Asylum
- SIJS & unaccompanied children
- Case campaigns, administrative advocacy, state and local advocacy and organizing, policy strategy
- National security, TRIG, denaturalization
- Habeas, mandamus, & federal litigation
- Detention & bond
- USCIS Benefits
- Enforcement
- Other — just ask
If you are uncertain about your membership status, please contact us at membership@nipnlg.org. If you wish to become a member of the National Immigration Project, please click here to join.