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Useful Government Websites and Tools
Important information to complete tasks necessary for the immigration process, such as changing an address with ICE or the courts, finding your court appointment, lists of legal service providers/helpdesks, and more.
Update your residential mailing address with Immigration (ICE)
PDF and online methods of changing your mailing address with the immigration court (EOIR).
If you have moved to a different state from the immigration court you were originally assigned, you can request a change of venue. This resource explains the process.
Search for individuals in Immigration (ICE) or Border Patrol custody. If you are unable to find someone using the online tool, you can call 1-888-351-4024 for additional assistance.
General Legal Resources
What to do while you’re in Mexico, with the intention of seeking asylum in the U.S.
Your Case Continues in the U.S. – Self-Help Resources in Your Asylum Case After Your Entry to the U.S.
Where to turn if you were separated from a member of your group after being processed by U.S. immigration authorities
Where to turn if you are traveling with a minor child that is not your biological child – risks of family separation
Video and written guides on a variety of topics including work permits, parole, and the asylum process.
Documents in English and Spanish on a variety of common legal topics.
Resource for DACA recipients & other immigrants explore pathways to a more durable status. This guide contains tips on how to ask your employer for visa sponsorship.
The guide includes:
- An overview of employment-based visa options
- How to prepare a request for sponsorship
- Tips and resources for how to approach your employer
- FAQ’s & more!
Information about choosing who will care for your children in you cannot. Both in English and Spanish.
Finding a Lawyer/Legal Advice
List of pro bono (no cost) lawyers organized by state.
Searchable directory of low cost or free legal service providers.
Searchable directory of low cost or free legal service providers.
Find accredited immigration attorneys.
Directory of CLINIC legal service affiliates (can filter by state)
(forms in both English and Spanish)
Online form for requesting assistance paying a bond for a detained individual. Only use if a bond has been set. Only make one request per detained individual.
San Antonio Area Resources
San Antonio ICE Office
Visit 3523 Crosspoint, San Antonio, TX 78217
For ICE check-ins, lost paperwork, issues with ankle/other monitors.
Resource and information directory on topics such as housing, health, and transportation.
Search for properties in San Antonio. You can search by various factors, including willingness to accept non-US ID.
Search for San Antonio community resources by topic such as food assistance or healthcare.
Global Refuge San Antonio Welcome Center
Call (210) 915-1784 (Telephone/WhtsApp)
Global Refuge provides case management services to asylum seekers in San Antonio. Call or text for assistance. They may have a waiting list. Appointments recommended.
Wednesdays, 5-8 pm
St. Francis Episcopal Church
4242 Bluemel Rd
San Antonio, TX 78240
Access free primary care, mental health care, dental care, and physical therapy services.
American Gateways
210-864-2917
Free Monthly Pro Se Workshops
Know Your Rights
Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Learn more here about your rights as an immigrant, and how to express them.
Video series in multiple languages explaining basic rights during encounters with ICE. (English, Spanish, Haitian Creole)
Simple preparedness steps immigrant families can take.
Other Important Resources
Alternatively, you can call 888-373-7888 or Text 233733
If you or someone you know is being forced to work or engage in sexual activities against their will, to pay off a debt or by coercion, there is help. Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline.
Catholic Charities Hotline
Call 800-919-9338
Get connected with the local Catholic Charities office in your area for possible social services assistance.
General information on rights and access to public education for children.
General information on accessing medical care for those without health insurance. Also includes some general information about government healthcare support eligibility.
Information about eligibility for food assistance including government programs.
General information on processes for acquiring a driver’s license.
Resources for Advocates
Report an ICE Raid in San Antonio
Call 210-361-3030
Report an ICE Raid in San Antonio
Through organized campaigns, advocacy efforts, community education, and direct action, SA Stands works for a safe, healthy, and just life for all immigrants in the areas of housing, health care, workers’ rights, and food stability.
Resources from USCCB on immigration, including initiatives and calls to action.
Educational resources on topics such as root causes of migration, reports on current border conditions and policies, and more.
Report an ICE Raid and/or abuses or mistreatment by ICE, border patrol or police to United We Dream’s Hotline at 1-844-363-1423 or text 877877.
Resources and campaigns on topics such as DACA, immigrant health care, deportation defense, and more.