Immigration and Family Law Services
UNA partnered with Central WA Legal Assistance to provide legal services. CWLA is a non-profit organization that has its main office in Yakima and also shares an office with UNA. CWLA offers legal services to low-income individuals, including assistance with family law, housing legal issues, and immigration. CWLA has a paralegal in the Ephrata office and an immigration attorney who works remotely.
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Free immigration and family law services available to low income, undocumented, Latinx in Grant, Benton and Franklin Counties.
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Apply/Renew for green card
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Asylum application
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Child Custody
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Child Support
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Citizenship for adults and children
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Consular processing
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DACA Renewal
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Divorce/Separation
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Fee waivers​​
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General Immigration Consultation
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Parenting Plan
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Records requests (FOIA, FBI, CLEAR)
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T and U visas
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Travel document
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Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions
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Work permit and employment authorization
For questions contact Liz at 509.424.2485
Ayuda Legal para la Comunidad
(Financial Assistance for Immigration cases)
Do you have financial barriers that prevent you from continuing with your immigration case?
Ayuda Legal para la Comunidad will allow us to provide financial assistance for USCIS application fees. Our focus for this aid will be Grant, Adams, Yakima, Chelan, and Douglas Counties.
Know Your Rights
In 2019, the Washington Legislature passed the Keep Washington Working Act, enhancing public safety, promoting fairness to immigrants, and protecting the privacy and civil rights of all Washington residents.
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The law applies to Washington State Patrol, all county sheriff’s offices, police departments, jails, Department of Corrections (DOC) and school resource officers.
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To learn more about your rights, please visit https://waisn.org/keep-washington-working/