Resources in Haitian Creole
Resous
Nòt yo an angle. Lyen yo louvri dokiman an kreyòl.
Café Gratis is not a legal service. Links go to each organization's own materials in Haitian Creole. Interpreters are available on the hotlines.
Rele pou jwenn èd Call for help
WAISN hotline
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network. Report ICE activity or get help after someone is detained. Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. English and Spanish, with interpreters for other languages.
Washington 211
Help finding food, housing, utilities, and health care near you. 24 hours, with interpreters in many languages.
NWIRP detention line
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project. For someone held at the Tacoma detention center, or their family. Leave a message with the person's name and A-number.
Konnen dwa ou Know your rights
Know your rights with immigration (WAISN)
A short flyer on your rights if you meet immigration officers.
Red cards (ILRC)
Pocket cards to carry. Hand one to an officer to assert your rights without speaking. In 59 languages.
Ka ou nan tribinal Your court case
Pay the annual asylum fee
Asylum applicants now owe a yearly fee. ASAP explains how much, and how to pay USCIS or the court.
Contact ICE's lawyers (OPLA)
Contacts for each ICE legal office, including Seattle.