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Immigration Legal Center of Boulder County

The mission of the Immigrant Legal Center of Boulder County is to expand access to reliable legal services for the immigrant community, to educate the immigrant population about U.S. Law and to educate the general public about legal difficulties encountered by immigrants in this country.

Contact Info

Website
https://www.boulderayuda.org/
Phone
303-444-1522
Email
info@boulderayuda.org
Email 2
Maria@boulderayuda.org
Address
948 North Street, Suite 8, Boulder, CO 80304

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