Recognised immigration organisations in North Carolina
Every organisation on this site is an entry on the Executive Office for Immigration Review's recognition roster: the Department of Justice recognises the organisation, and representatives accredited to it may give immigration legal advice (8 CFR 1292.11-1292.20).
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Entries are unclaimed public-register records reproduced as the roster publishes them, with the date the roster itself states. Recognition is FEDERAL: an organisation is not confined to the state its office sits in, so the state a page places it under is WHERE THE OFFICE IS and never a limit on whom it may act for. Recognition is federal, so an organisation listed here is not limited to North Carolina: what the state says is where this office is, which is what matters when you need somewhere to walk into.
- recognised offices
- 54
- cities with their own page
- 3
- roster read
- 2026-09-11
City mix
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27 cities with fewer than 5 recognised offices
Cities with fewer than 5 recognised offices are in the table above but carry no page of their own: Apex; Asheville; Boone; Brevard; Burlington; Burnsville; Carrboro; Durham; Fayetteville; Gastonia; Greenville; Hendersonville; Hickory; High Point; Indian Trail; Kernersville; Knightdale; Lincolnton; Marshall; Newton Grove; Pineville; Rutherfordton; South Brunswick; Southern Pines; Wilmington; Winston-Salem; Winton-Salem.
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