Recognised organisations and immigration attorneys
This site publishes the Department of Justice's recognition roster as pages, by state and city, and readers who cannot work out whom to approach send a message through it. Where a reader asks to be put in touch, the enquiry goes to an attorney in good standing or to a recognised organisation, and to nobody else.
- 1,449 licensed companiesfrom official state registers
- EOIR Recognition & Accreditation: organisations recognised by the Department of Justice to provide immigration legal services, and their offices, by statechecked 2026-09-11
- 1,449 recognised officesthe EOIR roster, read 2026-09-11
One lead, one company
Shared-lead marketplaces sell the same homeowner to four or more competitors and let you race to the phone. Every lead here routes to exactly one company: yours. No resale, no bidding against the same enquiry you just paid for.
- No paid position exists. The register lists in the roster's own order and no organisation can buy a place, a badge or a move.
- One enquiry goes to one recipient. Nothing is resold, and nothing is broadcast to a list.
- A flat fee for the introduction, the same for everybody, never a share of a fee and never contingent on the outcome of a matter.
- A person here reads every message before anything is passed on, and a message that looks like an attempt to sell something is not passed on at all.
- There is no charge to appear on the register and no charge to correct an entry.
The economics, measured
This site sells no placement and no ranking. Every entry is an unclaimed public-register record reproduced as the Department of Justice published it, in the roster's own order, and there is no position to buy. Where an enquiry is passed to an adviser it is a flat fee for the introduction, the same for everybody, never a share of a fee and never contingent on the matter.
One figure, the same for an attorney and for a recognised organisation. It is a fee for the introduction and nothing else: it is not a share of anything the reader pays you, it is not contingent on the matter, and it buys no position on any page.
EOIR Recognition & Accreditation: organisations recognised by the Department of Justice to provide immigration legal services, and their offices, by state, retrieved 2026-09-11
How it works
Where the demand is now
Coverage grows state by state. Join early and your service area gets priority as volume builds.
- Alaska 2 recognised offices
- Alabama 10 recognised offices
- Arkansas 5 recognised offices
- Arizona 19 recognised offices
- California 304 recognised offices
- Colorado 26 recognised offices
- Connecticut 17 recognised offices
- District of Columbia 14 recognised offices
- Delaware 7 recognised offices
- Florida 79 recognised offices
- Georgia 21 recognised offices
- Hawaii 5 recognised offices
- Iowa 16 recognised offices
- Idaho 6 recognised offices
- Illinois 76 recognised offices
- Indiana 18 recognised offices
- Kansas 12 recognised offices
- Kentucky 6 recognised offices
- Louisiana 6 recognised offices
- Massachusetts 59 recognised offices
- Maryland 31 recognised offices
- Maine 4 recognised offices
- Michigan 32 recognised offices
- Minnesota 22 recognised offices
- Missouri 12 recognised offices
- Mississippi 5 recognised offices
- Montana 1 recognised offices
- North Carolina 54 recognised offices
- North Dakota 2 recognised offices
- Nebraska 24 recognised offices
- New Hampshire 4 recognised offices
- New Jersey 34 recognised offices
- New Mexico 13 recognised offices
- Nevada 11 recognised offices
- New York 151 recognised offices
- Ohio 21 recognised offices
- Oklahoma 7 recognised offices
- Oregon 22 recognised offices
- Pennsylvania 36 recognised offices
- Rhode Island 4 recognised offices
- South Carolina 6 recognised offices
- South Dakota 2 recognised offices
- Tennessee 15 recognised offices
- Texas 108 recognised offices
- Utah 10 recognised offices
- Virginia 27 recognised offices
- Vermont 1 recognised offices
- Washington 55 recognised offices
- Wisconsin 24 recognised offices
- Wyoming 3 recognised offices
Questions pros ask
Can we pay to appear higher?
No. There is no ranking on this site to be higher in. States and cities list in the roster's own order and a paid position would make the register a directory of who paid, which is the one thing it must never be.
Who sees an enquiry?
An enquiry sent through this site reaches a person here first. Nothing is forwarded automatically, nothing is sold on outcome, and no enquiry is passed to anybody who is not an attorney or a recognised organisation.
How often is the register refreshed?
Whenever EOIR publishes a new roster, which it does irregularly. Every page states the date of the roster it was built from, so a reader can see how old the entry is.
Ask to receive enquiries
Exclusive enquiries in your state, previewed before you pay, refunded when the contact does not verify. Onboarding is manual and register-checked.
- One lead, one company
- $50 per introduction, flat
- No contract, no monthly minimum