Immigration Law Research Guide: Self-Help

I. Federal Agencies

A. Department of Homeland Security

B. Department of Justice

C. Department of Labor

D. Department of State

II. Primary Sources of Immigration Law

A. Statutory Authority

B. Administrative Regulations

C. Administrative Decisions

D. Case Law

III. General Secondary Sources

IV. News, Journals & Blogs

V.  Asylum Law

VI. Business Immigration Law

VII. Immigration & Criminal Law

VIII. Statistics

IX. Organizations

X. Self-Help

NOTE: Online versions of self-help titles through the Legal Information Reference Center (Nolo Press e-books) are accessible to the UCLA Law Community only.

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Becoming a U.S. Citizen., 2019 ed.; Ilona M. Bray, et al. (Nolo, 1993- ).

How to Get a Green Card: Legal Ways to Stay in the U.S.A., 2020 ed.; Ilona M. Bray, et al. (Nolo, 1993- ).

U.S. Citizenship and Naturalization Handbook, Daniel Levy, National Immigration Project. (Westlaw, 2021-2022).

U.S. Immigration Made Easy, Ilona Bray. (Nolo, 2021).

• U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).  Includes information and forms.
• Ninth Circuit Guides and Legal Outlines (includes the Immigration Outline)

See also the Organizations page of this guide.

The USCIS Citizenship Resource Center has information on the naturalization (citizenship) test, including free study materials to help prepare for the test.