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Our new community space is OPEN!

Our Montrose office and community space are back open! Visit us at 504 N 1st Street. For questions or to make an appointment, please call 970-249-4115.

Get out and VOTE this November!

Don't sit this election out! Learn more about voter registration, the Colorado ballot measures, and the 2024 elections.

Are you eligible for U.S. Citizenship?

There are many reasons to become a U.S. citizen including:

  • Right to petition family members
  • Derivative citizenship for children,
  • More employment and educational opportunities
  • Full civic participation
  • Public benefits
  • Travel benefits
  • Protection from deportation

The Hispanic Affairs Project is an agency recognized by the US Department of Justice to represent citizenship applicants before the USICS in their immigration processes, including citizenship. Contact us TODAY to begin your journey toward citizenship at 970-249-4115.

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Get Educated

We encourage our community to get informed about the complex issues surrounding immigration and to take action to help create more inclusive and welcoming communities. Here are some resources to get you started!

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Welcoming America – www.welcomingamerica.org

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Belonging Begins With Us – US Ad Council – belongingbeginswithus.org

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National Immigration Legal Center – www.nilc.org
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Define American – www.defineamerican.com
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New American Economy – www.newamericaneconomy.org
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Migration Policy Institute – www.migrationpolicy.org
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Informed Immigrant – www.informedimmigrant.com
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Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition – www.coloradoimmigrant.org
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American Friends Service Committee – www.afsc.org
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Colorado Office of New Americans – cdle.colorado.gov

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