Immigration Workshop
by hannaGlenn | Dec 1, 2022 | Newsletter
Immigration Workshop Jessica Weaver We were so thankful to run three immersion experiences at ACAC in October during missions month and at the Imagine Conference at North Way Christian Community Church. At each workshop, attendees got a taste of the stress and...
Meet Rosa
by hannaGlenn | Sep 2, 2022 | Newsletter
Meet Rosa Jessica Weaver Our Newest Staff Member, Rosa Diendomi Alvarez. We are thrilled to welcome Rosa to our staff. She will be training to become an accredited representative, enabling us to respond to our ever-increasing demand for legal services. She brings...
Child Refugee to Citizen
by hannaGlenn | May 1, 2022 | Newsletter
Child Refugee to Citizen By CIAC client "G" I came to the United States when I was one year old as a refugee from Somalia. After being born in a refugee camp and traveling across the world, I felt blessed to to have the opportunity to learn English and to...
A Family Reunited
by hannaGlenn | Apr 1, 2022 | Newsletter
A Family Reunited Jessica Weaver We are thrilled that our client Daniel was approved for his immigrant visa and has been reunited with his wife after a five-year journey through the immigration legal system. Marsha and Daniel were featured in our November 2021 article...
A Window into an Asylum Seeker's World
by hannaGlenn | Feb 1, 2022 | Newsletter
A Window into an Asylum Seeker's World By Chelsy Gevas, Senior Staff Attorney Hello CIAC family and friends! The greatest privilege we have at CIAC is meeting with our clients. To hear their stories is to be reminded of God's deep compassion for the persecuted,...
Celebrating a new year at CIAC
by hannaGlenn | Jan 1, 2022 | Newsletter
Celebrating a new year at CIAC Jessica Weaver We have so much to celebrate as we enter a new year and reflect on all that God did in 2021. Some 2021 highlights: We added Rogerio and Soraya Torres as full-time employees and welcomed their family to Pittsburgh. We...
Immigration Workshop December 1, 2022
Meet Rosa September 2, 2022
Child Refugee to Citizen May 1, 2022
A Family Reunited April 1, 2022
A Window into an Asylum Seeker's World February 1, 2022
Immigrant Immersive Experience
Discover what it was like to move from another country and start a new life, with a new language and culture?
Gain insight into immigrant and refugees' experience in the immigration legal field.
This one hour workshop is available on October 9th, 16th and the 23rd at Allegheny Center Alliance Church.
Afghanistan Asylum
Without a Country
More than 76,000 Afghans have been admitted to the United States as a part of a humanitarian parole program, which is only a temporary solution and does not provide a permanent residency pathway for Afghans.
Therefore, there is now an urgent need for these refugees to apply for asylum, a legally complicated process that a private attorney could charge up to $10,000 in legal fees.