Organizations that have received immigration documents erroneously

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This form is to collect the names of organizations that have received immigration documents for non-citizens that the organization does not represent and does not have contact with for the period that started with 2022.

This information will be made publicly available for immigration attorneys and nonprofits to use as a resource for screening clients who may have been impacted by this erroneous address issue.

This form is jointly managed by AILA and CLINIC. If you have any questions, please reach out to Amy Grenier at agrenier@aila.org or Tania Guerrero at tguerrero@cliniclegal.org.

Organization Name *

Street address used erroneously *

City and State are separate fields below.

City *

State (two letter abbreviation) *

Point of Contact - Full Name *

Email *

Okay to use the general organization email such as info@yourname.org.

Office Phone Number

Not required, add if this is a good way to reach your organization.

My organization . . .

Please check all that apply

is on a list with the local OPLA or EOIR as an organization that erroneously receives these documents

has maintained an archive documenting we received these immigration documents erroneously and our communication with government agencies.

is willing to send a copy of our archive to the attorney of record.

is willing to sign an affidavit attesting that we received these documents erroneously for the purpose of a Motion to Reopen.

I confirm (please check both) *

My organization received/is receiving immigration documents with our organization's address for non-citizens that are not our clients.

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