Fillable Online U S Department of Justice OMB#1125-0012-2025

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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for non-profit religious, charitable, social service, or similar organizations to request initial recognition, renewal, or extension of recognition from the U.S. Department of Justice's Executive Office for Immigration Review. It details the eligibility criteria for organizations providing immigration legal services primarily to low-income clients, including necessary documentation and forms (EOIR-31 and EOIR-31A) that must be submitted for approval. The document also specifies the responsibilities of the Authorized Officer and the process for maintaining compliance with recognition standards.

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In Part 1, enter your organization’s complete legal name and contact information. Ensure that the name matches what is on file with the Secretary of State.
For Part 2, check the appropriate box for the type of recognition you are requesting: Initial Recognition, Renewal, or Extension. Complete the relevant sections based on your selection.
In Part 3, provide details about your organization’s non-profit status and attach necessary documentation to prove eligibility.
For Part 4, submit required documents regarding your organization’s immigration law practice, including budgets and organizational charts.
Complete Parts 5 through 9 as applicable, ensuring all required attachments are included before submitting.

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How do I become a certified immigration specialist in the USA?

First, you need to get your license from the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL). Then you must pass the licensing exam and meet other requirements before becoming a registered immigration consultant, or RIC. After this step, you can then register with the USDOL as an RIC or renew your registration if necessary.

What is a DOJ certification?

Recognition and accreditation (RA) is the Department of Justices certification of charitable immigration agencies and staff and allows non-attorney staff to practice immigration law before the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and the immigration courts.

How to get institution accreditation?

The basic blueprint for an institution receiving its initial accreditation follows the following five steps: Step One: Membership. Step Two: Eligibility. Step Three: Candidacy. Step Four: Initial Accreditation. Step Five: Annual reports, a mid-cycle review, and possible special visits.

What are the requirements for DOJ accreditation?

There are six requirements for agency recognition: The organization must be a non-profit religious, charitable, social service, or similar organization; The organization must have federal tax-exempt status; The organization must provide immigration legal services primarily to low- income or indigent clients

How to get doj accreditation?

If submitting electronically, file in Respondent Portal at . Attorneys and fully accredited representatives submitting this form electronically must file in Case Portal at .