Free and low-cost immigration legal help in Ohio
15 non-profit organisations in Ohio are recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice, with 30 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
- Columbus (3)
Organisations
- Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. — Toledo, OH, 3 accredited representatives
- AO: Advocating Opportunity, Inc. — Columbus, OH, 1 accredited representative
- Catholic Charities Corp., Diocese of Cleveland — Cleveland, OH, 2 accredited representatives
- Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio — Cincinnati, OH, 2 accredited representatives
- Cristo Rey Center — Fostoria, OH, 4 accredited representatives
- IMAGO Immigration Legal Services dba Building Hope in the City — Cleveland, OH, 3 accredited representatives
- Immigrant and Refugee Law Center — Cincinnati, OH, 1 accredited representative
- Immigrant Connection - Dayton — Beavercreek, OH, 2 accredited representatives
- Immigrant Connection at La Gran Comision Wesleyan Church — Columbus, OH, 1 accredited representative
- International Institute of Akron — Akron, OH, 2 accredited representatives
- International Welcome Center — New Franklin, OH, 1 accredited representative
- Logistic Assistance for Migrant People — Archbold, OH, 2 accredited representatives
- Protecting Civil Rights, Inc. — Westlake, OH, 1 accredited representative
- Social Services for the Arab Community (SSFAC) — Toledo, OH, 3 accredited representatives
- US Together, Inc. — Columbus, OH, 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.