USCIS Sacramento field office
USCIS has a field office in Sacramento that conducts green card and naturalization interviews for its service area. Confirm your office by ZIP code; your notice is the final word.
Official source ↗US immigration · Sacramento, Sacramento County
Immigration help in Sacramento
Green cards, citizenship and court
Sacramento has a USCIS field office and an immigration court in the John Moss Federal Building, and it is home to the state agency that funds free immigration legal services across California. Greenlit Visa connects you with an independent California-licensed immigration attorney for your specific case.
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Offices, courts and free help in Sacramento
Sacramento Immigration Court
EOIR lists the Sacramento Immigration Court in the John Moss Federal Building at 650 Capitol Mall. Its hearings include residents of the wider region, not just the city.
Official source ↗California Immigration Services funding
The California Department of Social Services funds nonprofit organizations statewide to provide free help with DACA, naturalization, affirmative applications and removal defense.
Official source ↗California Courts self-help
The state judicial branch's self-help guide explains state court procedures, such as family law and record clearing, and how to reach local self-help centers.
Official source ↗Immigration court for a wide region
People who live well outside Sacramento may still have hearings at the Sacramento Immigration Court. Travel time matters: arriving late can be treated like missing the hearing. Confirm the date, time and courtroom in EOIR's Automated Case Information portal a few days ahead and again the day before. If you cannot attend, talk to an attorney about a motion to continue well before the hearing date.
Immigration consultants under California law
California regulates immigration consultants. A consultant may help with non-legal tasks such as translating or filling in forms at your direction, but may not give legal advice, choose forms for you or represent you. Consultants must post required notices and carry a bond. If someone who is not an attorney tells you which immigration benefit to apply for, that is a warning sign. You can check an attorney's license with the State Bar of California and report fraud to the California Attorney General.
Getting your own records first
Many immigration cases turn on records you may not have, such as an old California arrest or a prior immigration filing. The California Department of Justice lets individuals request a copy of their own state criminal history through a fingerprint-based record review, and you can request your immigration file from the federal government through the Freedom of Information Act. Getting these records before you file helps your attorney spot problems early instead of at the interview.
Local information as of October 2026. Court locations, hours and local rules change; check the official source before you go.
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Leon E. Johnson
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Greenlit Visa is part of Omnilex. Leon leads Omnilex’s US business from San Francisco. He is a California attorney and spent about twelve years at Goodwin and Kirkland & Ellis before joining Omnilex.
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- Admitted in California since 2015 (State Bar #302786), also Utah; Texas inactive
- JD, Harvard Law School · BS Finance, Brigham Young University
- Speaks English, Spanish, Russian
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EOIR lists it in the John Moss Federal Building at 650 Capitol Mall. Always confirm your courtroom and time on your hearing notice and in EOIR's online portal.
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