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Client Intake Form (Other Languages)

If you are an Afghan evacuee, please do not fill out this intake form. Instead, send a message via WhatsApp to 612-293-9335 and include your full name. Learn more about how The Advocates are helping Afghan evacuees.

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Personal Information

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Trafficking

The following questions are about whether you were forced to work or do things against your will in the United States. If this applies to you, please tell us as much detail as you feel comfortable sharing.

Asylum

The following questions are about what happened to you in your home country and why you are seeking asylum in the United States. Please respond to them in as much detail as possible. Include what happened specifically to you, when it happened, who was involved, and why you were specifically targeted. The more detail you are able to provide here, the more quickly we will be able to respond to your request for assistance.

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Thank you for submitting the Client Intake Form. We have limited capacity to accept new clients. In the meantime, we encourage you to continue to pursue all legal avenues available to you. On this page, please find the following: 


Gracias por enviar el formulario de admisión de clientes. Tenemos una capacidad limitada para aceptar nuevos clientes. Mientras tanto, le recomendamos que continúe buscando todas las vías legales disponibles para usted. En esta página, encuentre lo siguiente:        


Client Intake Line

Complete the online intake form.

Telephone Intake:

Call 612-341-9845 during intake hours to speak with an intake specialist.

Tuesdays, 10am-12pm 

Thursdays, 12pm-2pm

Online Intake:

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Not in Minnesota, North Dakota or South Dakota?

ImmigrationLawHelp.org is a searchable online directory of over 1,000 free or low-cost nonprofit immigration legal services providers in all 50 states.

Outside the U.S.?

The UN Refugee Agency provides information and legal advice to stateless people through its partners in many countries around the world.