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Applying for a Driver’s License with no Social Security Number
Washington State Department of Licensing (DOL) has a policy about residency documents that you will need to show if you are applying for a driver's license or ID card. This publication tells you what documents you need. Publication #9349EN Read More
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Children Safety Planning & Temporary Parental Consent Agreements
8166EN - A temporary parental consent agreement gives temporary permission to a trusted caregiver to make decisions for the children like obtaining medical and dental care or enrolling a child in school. It may also grant permission to travel across international borders with the children. This form was created specifically for immigrant families. If you're looking for a general temporary custody agreement, see Non-Parent Custody: Frequently Asked Questions and Answers. Read More
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Domestic Violence: Questions and Answers for Immigrant and Refugee Women
If you are being hurt by your husband, you may be eligible for legal status without his cooperation. You have the right to be free from violence in your home. This publication provides important information on what you can do to protect you and your family. #3708EN Read More
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Do Not Vote Unless You Are a U.S. Citizen
Only citizens can vote in Federal, State and most local elections. Lawful Permanent Residents (green card holders) are not eligible to vote until they become naturalized U.S. citizens. #8122EN Read More
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Do You Qualify to Stay in the U.S.?
Find the path that's right for you. Answer some simple questions to get started. Content Detail
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Durable Power of Attorney for Finances
8164EN - This power of attorney form was created specifically for immigrants who are detained through enforcement of immigration law or otherwise incarcerated. If you're looking for a general power of attorney form, see Durable Power of Attorney Documents in the Health section of WashingtonLawHelp.org. Read More
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Immigrant Safety Plan for Youth and Children
This information was gathered to help families who are facing potential detainment or deportation of parents with children (children with or without status). This packet identifies information you should collect and contains some of the forms you should have ready. Read More
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Immigration Violated My Rights
8102EN - Everyone in the United States has the right to be free from detentions and searches without legal cause. You may not be detained or searched just because of your race or national origin. If you have been mistreated, or you are a victim of discrimination by immigration officers, you have a right to make a complaint. Making a complaint can help stop any future abuses by Immigration officers. Read More
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Know Your Rights When Encountering Law Enforcement
We rely on the police to keep us safe and treat us all fairly, regardless of race, ethnicity, national origin or religion. This website provides tips for interacting with police and understanding your rights. Read More
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Marriage for Same-Sex Couples in Washington: Immigration Considerations
On November 6, 2012, Washington voters approved Referendum 74, which enables same-sex couples to be married under Washington state law. This document addresses issues relevant to same-sex couples where one or both partners are not U.S. citizens, as their marriage may have an impact on their immigration status. Content Detail
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School Rights For Immigrant and Refugee Children and Their Parents in Washington State
All children living in the United States have a right to go to public school free through 12th grade. Their immigration status does not matter. This publication explains this and other school rights. Publication #1112EN Read More
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Changes to DACA: Access To Health Care in Washington State
Important: Recent federal policy changes do NOT terminate anyone’s DACA status now. This means: No changes to health insurance coverage for people with DACA status now. Content Detail
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Do You Qualify to Stay in the U.S.?
Find the path that's right for you. Answer some simple questions to get started. Content Detail
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Apple Health for Kids Program: How to Respond to DSHS Requests for Immigration and Citizenship Documents
5310EN - If you have children who are applying for state-funded free or low cost health insurance through Washington State’s Apple Health for Kids program, the Health Care Authority (“HCA”) may ask you for documents about your child’s citizenship or immigration status. This publication explains what you should do. Read More
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