As one of the top Department of Justice-accredited organizations in the nation, our team offers counseling and support to help you achieve citizenship, defend yourself against abuses of power, and ensure you can thrive in our community.
Immigration Legal Services Offered: Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, and Del Norte Counties. Northern California residents outside of these counties are also welcome to apply.
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DACA Renewal
Catholic Charities of Santa Rosa’ Immigration Department encourages all current DACA recipients who are within six months of their work permit's expiration date to reach out. Please call us at 707-578-6000 or fill out the link below to schedule an appointment for renewing your DACA documentation.
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DACA Advance Parole
You can call our office 707-578-6000 or fill out the link below to schedule a DACA Advance Parole screening.
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Free Citizenship Classes
We provide free citizenship classes, bringing together people from all over the world who want to become legal permanent U.S. citizens. This 12-week course is offered in the evening and provides help with citizenship applications, test preparation, and individual tutoring. Classes are now being conducted online and in-person. Classes are offered in English and Spanish. Note: classes are free, but there are government fees for citizenship applications.
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Family Based Petition
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Green Card Renewal
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U Visa, T Visa, and VAWA Services
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Naturalization
“Catholic Charities made the renewal process feel smooth and clear to me. I was able to trust my counselor with my information completely. I wish more people knew about this service.” Manuel, Green Card renewal participant
Service Spotlight: Free Citizenship Classes
We provide free citizenship classes, bringing together people who want to become U.S. citizens. 98% of individuals who take these classes pass their USCIS Naturalization Exam!
Our classes are offered in the evening and provide help with citizenship applications, test preparation, and individual tutoring. Classes are now being conducted online and in-person. Classes are offered in English and Spanish. Note: classes are free, but could have government fees for the USCIS naturalization/citizenship applications.
