Immigration Law Library

USCIS · law

Legal representation before USCIS

USCIS states that you do not need a representative to file forms with USCIS and may represent yourself. Its Legal Services page explains which attorneys and accredited representatives may assist before USCIS. This guidance concerns USCIS filings; it does not describe every immigration-court or enforcement situation. Confirm the representative’s authorization and seek individual legal advice for complex or urgent matters.

Last checked 2026-10-20

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada · guidance

Learn about immigration representatives — source verification pending

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Last checked 2026-10-20

GOV.UK · law

Finding authorized immigration advice in the UK

GOV.UK provides a search for immigration advisers and explains how to check registration. Advisers may help with advice and applications to stay in the UK. The work an adviser is authorized to perform depends on their level; check the official register and the permitted scope before appointing one. This is a reference to official adviser information, not a determination of your immigration rights.

Last checked 2026-10-20

National Human Rights Commission · law

Protection referral guidance for Nigeria

The National Human Rights Commission publishes guidance on protection referral pathways for internally displaced people, asylum-seekers, refugees and returnees. The resource is guidance for referral work, not a complete statement of an individual’s immigration rights or eligibility. Ask an authorized legal professional or the relevant public authority about the protections and services that apply to your specific situation.

Last checked 2026-10-20