Free and low-cost immigration legal help in Georgia

17 non-profit organisations in Georgia are recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice, with 34 accredited representatives listed on the EOIR roster as at 2026-10-04. Accredited representatives can help with immigration cases on behalf of a recognized organisation; many charge low or no fees. Listed alphabetically; we don't rank or recommend anyone.

Cities

• Atlanta (6)

Organisations

• Angkor Resource Center, Inc. — Riverdale, GA, 4 accredited representatives
• Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Atlanta — Norcross, GA, 3 accredited representatives
• Bridging the Gap Project, Inc. — Atlanta, GA, 1 accredited representative
• Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Atlanta, Inc. — Atlanta, GA, 3 accredited representatives
• Cherokee Family Violence Center — Canton, GA, 1 accredited representative
• Christian International Counseling & Ministries — Suwanee, GA, 1 accredited representative
• Equal Immigration Rights Center — Lawrenceville, GA, 1 accredited representative
• Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network Inc. — Atlanta, GA, 1 accredited representative
• Georgia Legal Services Program, Inc. — Atlanta, GA, 1 accredited representative
• Hope Immigration Center at Pozo de Esperanza Church — Gainesville, GA, 1 accredited representative
• ICNA Relief USA Programs — Decatur, GA, 1 accredited representative
• Immigrant Connection - Georgia — Riverdale, GA, 3 accredited representatives
• Immigrant Hope - Atlanta — Norcross, GA, 3 accredited representatives
• Inspiritus, Inc. — Decatur, GA, 2 accredited representatives
• New American Pathways — Atlanta, GA, 3 accredited representatives
• Tapestri Inc. — Tucker, GA, 3 accredited representatives
• The Latin American Association, Inc. — Atlanta, GA, 2 accredited representatives

Source: U.S. Department of Justice, EOIR Recognition & Accreditation Program roster, as at 2026-10-04. Check current status on the EOIR recognition and accreditation roster.