Know Your Rights: ACLU Stopped by Police (English)

Know Your Rights: ACLU Stopped by Police (Spanish)

Know your Rights: ACLU Immigration (English)

Know your Rights: ACLU Immigration (Spanish)

Know your Rights: Wallet Card (Spanish)

Self Help Forms Available Online. PDF or Word documents in various languages.

Every Judicial District has a Self-Help or Court Resource Center staffed by one or more Sherlocks.

The Sherlocks May:

Help people with non-criminal matters navigate the court system.

Direct people to appropriate forms.

Cannot provide you with legal advocacy or legal advice.

Colorado Legal Services (CLS) is a statewide legal aid providing free legal advice, clinics, and representation to low-income Coloradans and seniors. CLS has 13 offices across the state, as well as several statewide units located in Denver. CLS services are available to certain noncitizens, including, but not limited to, any noncitizen who has been the victim of a crime, regardless of status.  Click here for a more detailed outline of CLS services.

Colorado Public Defender’s Office

Post Conviction Resources

EFAA is building a community where all of our neighbors can meet their basic needs and springboard themselves and their children out of poverty. For over 100 years, EFAA has served as Boulder County’s safety net, working in collaboration with volunteers, donors, partners, and participants. We ensure our community has access to food, housing, and other resources to move toward financial stability and resilience. When families thrive, our community is stronger.

Family and Individual Services

Shelter, Emergency Family Services, Housing - 76 locations across Colorado

Understand the Difference between Judicial Warrants and ICE Warrants

Boulder County Family Preparedness Guide (English)

Preparación Familiar/Conozca Sus Derechos (Spanish)

Founded by community and born from advocacy, El Comité has spent more than four decades standing with and for Latino and immigrant families in Boulder County.  As the only fully bilingual and bicultural human service provider in Boulder County, our services are vital for the over 3,000 people we serve annually.

CU Boulder Immigration Defense Clinic 

Prof. Chapin and her student attorneys assist undocumented students, staff and community members with various legal matters relating to immigration removal defense, DACA renewals, criminal defense and asylum. 

RMIAN provides free immigration legal and social services to immigrant children and to adults in immigration detention.

RMAIN Resources

RMAIN Recursos en Español

JAMLAC provides free legal services to eligible individuals through representation, workshops, and consultation clinics. Our services are offered in English and Spanish with interpreters in other languages available when needed.

Catholic Charities provides a wide range of immigration services to the Northern Colorado community. From legal advice about immigration concerns to assistance on immigration applications.

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.

CIRC believes in the inherent dignity and human rights of every person, regardless of immigration status. CIRC envisions a society in which all people are treated with dignity and respect and have equal access to fair and just work, housing, health care, education and the opportunity to live united with family members. 

Intercambio creates programs, trainings, and curriculum where all participants learn from each other’s experiences and perspectives. We do these in person and online, locally and nationally.

Guide provides practical, easy-to-read information about living and succeeding in the U.S.