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 | Saint Mary's Immigration Program (SMIP) |
Our Mission
We serve immigrants
of all faiths and nationalities
who seek family reunification, citizenship,
and protection from persecution and violence.
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- Case Consultation
- Translation of Birth Certificates, Marriage, and other documents.
- Status of Pending Cases
- Deferred Action (DACA)
- Change of Address (AR-11)
- Petition for Alien Relative (1-130)
- Petition for alien Fiancé(e)
- biographic Information (G-325)
- Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status (1-485)
- Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card (1-90)
- Application for Employment
- Authorization (1-765)
- Application for Temporary Protected Status (1-821)
- Affidavit of Support (1-864)
- Application for Naturalization (N-400)
- Application for Certificate of Citizenship (N-600)
- Freedom of Information Act (G-329)
- VAWA and Self-Petition
- Consular Process
- FBI Fingerprint Criminal Record Check
- Please ask for other services.
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 | About SMIP |
Saint Mary's Immigration Program is a ministry of Saint Mary's Cathedral. It was begun by request of the Bishop in response the to the immigration raids at the local meatpacking plant on December 12th, 2007. Implementing the U.S. bishops' teaching on justice for immigrants, SMIP helps prepare and process immigration paperwork for significantly less cost than a private attorney. St. Mary's Cathedral is proud to provide these services to all immigrants and to help create good citizens and workers for the United States of America.
 The Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC) begun by the Catholic bishops of the United States to enhance and expand delivery of legal services to indigent and low-income immigrants principally through diocesan immigration programs and to meet the immigration needs identified by the Catholic Church in the United States. CLINIC assists Saint Mary's Immigration Program in achieving its mission.
SMIP has been accredited by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) since 2008, through the Recognition & Accreditation Program. Client Representatives also receive individual accreditation by the BIA after receiving extensive training and submitting detailed application information for approval by the board. Representatives continue their education in immigration law and procedure after accreditation.
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 | Grand Island Main Office |
Grand Island Main Office
207 South Elm Street
(between the church and the rectory)
PO Box 938
Grand Island, NE
68802-0938
Tel: (308) 381-2855
Fax: (308) 381-2925
Sunday-Monday: Closed
Tuesday - Friday:
9:00am - 12:00pm
1:00pm - 5:30pm
Saturday: by Appointment Only
 | Lexington Outreach Office |
Lexington Outreach Location:
1003 Taft St
(in St. Ann's parish center)
PO Box 456
Lexington, NE
68850
Tel: (308) 324-7300
Fax: (308) 324-9975
Sunday: Closed
Monday-Thursday:
9:00am - 6:00pm
Friday: Closed
Saturday: by Appointment Only

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