The agency provides immigration services, including immigration assistance, for low-income residents of the Antelope, Pomona, San Fernando, San Gabriel and Santa Clarita Valleys who meet federal poverty guidelines, as well as those slightly above these guidelines.

The agency is able to assist people seeking to apply for citizenship.

Through the Violence Against Women Act, the agency will work with victims of domestic violence, who are married to or recently divorced from U. S citizens and legal residents, to leave their abusive relationships and independently petition for their immigration status. The agency also assists victims of certain crimes that have cooperated with law enforcement in the investigation and the prosecution of such crimes. LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH Armenian, Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish; additional languages available through AT&T language line. APPLICATION PROCEDURE Fill out the online form or call the agency's main toll free number for an initial screening of residency, income, and type of legal case for which assistance is required; an appointment is scheduled or the person can be referred to other appropriate resources. FEES/PAYMENT SOURCE There are no fees for service.