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DOJ-Accredited
We're recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice. That means our representatives are trained, vetted, and authorized to help you with immigration matters.
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A place to stand, a path forward.
Un lugar para estar, un camino al futuro.
A DOJ-accredited nonprofit serving immigrants and mixed-status families in Las Vegas with citizenship, DACA, parole in place, family petitions, and more. All services in English and Spanish.
702-889-4431
· Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
2900 Stewart Ave, Las Vegas
Bilingual staff
Our services
Our Services
Our DOJ-accredited team handles the most common and the most complex immigration cases for the Las Vegas community.
5,899
Renewing your DACA
Application support, document review, and renewals for Deferred Action recipients.
Learn more →3,944
Becoming a U.S. Citizen
Pathway guidance, N-400 prep, and English/civics help.
Learn more →3,778
U-Visa & VAWA help
Confidential, trauma-informed assistance for survivors of domestic violence.
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What We've Done for the Las Vegas Community
Donations from people like you pay for the consultations, workshops, and cases we take on.
5,899
DREAMers helped with DACA applications
3,944
People assisted toward U.S. citizenship
3,778
Survivors of domestic violence and violent crimes
Keep this going
$50 funds a Know-Your-Rights workshop for 20 people.
Tax-deductible · 501(c)(3) · 100% goes to services.
Why IHF
Why Families Choose IHF
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Bilingual
Our entire team works in both English and Spanish. We handle every form and every conversation in the language you choose.
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Welcoming to All
We welcome everyone regardless of sexual orientation, color, race, nationality, or religion.
Support our mission
Support our work.
Donations help us serve more families. They go directly to the people we work with every day.
Upcoming Workshops & Orientations
Policy Updates
Stay informed
Immigration law changes fast. Here's what just changed and how it affects you.
Green cards
May 22, 2026
If you’re applying for a green card, you may have to leave the U.S. first
On May 22, 2026, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a memo changing how most foreigners can…
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General
May 20, 2026
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