Relocating to the United States can be difficult - even if it is just for a temporary period. The process can sometimes be long and tedious, and people can get rejected because they don't know what to do.

To avoid these issues, we have a fully functioning immigration service office with paralegals, attorneys, support staff, volunteers, and accredited representatives. Who work together to provide affordable immigration services to help low-income Hispanic immigrants get immigration benefits in the United States.

Our team also holds educational presentations and workshops to help prospective immigrants understand U.S citizenship and immigration eligibility requirements and processes.

Immigrants that use illegal border assistance are more likely to experience exhortation, human trafficking, and sexual or gender-based violence. And even if they make it into the country, they always live in the constant fear of deportation.

The Citizenship Application Assistance program serves to help applicants:

• Understand whether they meet the application eligibility requirements
• Identify the required documents for the application process
• Fill out the Application for Naturalization form (form N-400)
• Prepare for and attend the Citizenship application test and interview

So far, we have conducted nearly 300 consultations for Hispanics that need our help with their citizenship application process.

The purpose of DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival) is to protect young and undocumented child immigrants who have come into the United States from deportation.

A young adult might have entered the country illegally looking for better opportunities. They would need to apply for DACA, as it saves them from getting deported and can get them a work permit, social security number, and driver's license.

We help young and illegal Hispanic immigrants learn more about DACA and its benefits. We also help with first time and renewal applications. The program also provides legal assistance and grants to help pay for DACA renewal fees.

It can be difficult for many immigrants to apply for or renew their green cards by themselves or for the first time. And with so much at stake, it is only fair that they get their application right without any errors - and we can help with that.

With our knowledge of the U.S application system, we help low-income Hispanics with the application and renewal of their green cards and support them throughout the process. We guide them on how to fill out the USCIS form, tell them what supporting documents are needed, and check their application form for any errors. We also provide financial and legal assistance to those in need of it.

We can provide financial and legal assistance to those in need of it. We help in the application and renewal of work permits, adjust idiocy applications, and provide immigration services to victims of abuse and crime.

The Cantaso Foundation is committed to providing aid and assistance programs to all vulnerable Hispanics without discrimination regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, disability, or any other expressions or attributes. As long as a person is within our service locations, we will strive to help them to our full capacity.