Alaska Institute for Justice

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The Alaska Institute for Justice is a nonprofit organization founded in 2005, dedicated to promoting and protecting the human rights of Alaskans, including immigrants, refugees, and Alaska Native communities. It provides legal services focused on immigration law, with a particular emphasis on representing survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. The organization also offers language access services and engages in climate justice policy work.

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Abogados

• Anna Taylor — Executive Director
• Kari Robinson

Servicios que ofrece

Legal services to immigrants, Legal representation for survivors of domestic violence, Applications for Lawful Permanent Residence, Naturalization/Citizenship, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Asylum, Children and Youth, Removal/deportation defense, Criminal Consultations, Pro Bono Asylum Project

Idiomas

Albanian, Árabe, Amharic, Bosnian, Cebuano, Cantonés, Croatian, Czech, Persa, Francés

Año de fundación

2005

Honorarios

The firm provides high-quality, low cost, and free legal representation, with services for trafficking survivors being free.

Oficinas

• 431 West 7th Ave. Suite 208 Anchorage, AK 99501
• 9085 Glacier Highway, Suite 204 Juneau, Alaska 99801

Premios y reconocimientos

• 2017 Carla Timpone Award for Activism

Fuente: akijp.org · consultado el 9 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Fotos

• ANA MARIA PARRA OKHUYSEN· vía Google

  Excellent customer service .

  7 years ago
• Airam tolentino· vía Google

  I just wanna thanks for Dan Rodgers for fix my green card thanks a lot god bless

  Edited 6 years ago
• Yí Yí· vía Google

  Such a blessing to have these kinds of people who genuinely care about helping you. I couldn't begin to express my gratitude in words.

  9 years ago
• M G· vía Google

  Complete morons when it comes to informational security. Your data is not safe here. They seriously have a list of every staff password, and the list goes "password1", "password2", "password3", etc, and when you call them out on this when they get breached, YOU'll get blamed for THEIR incompetence. DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR INFORMATION

  Edited 7 years ago
• Yonatan Aguilar· vía Google

  Jason, from Alaska Immigration Justice, helped me get my work permit, my residence, and when I was eligible for U.S citizenship, he helped me become a United States citizen as well. My family and I are VERY thankful for Jason's and his team of paralegals work. Anytime I need immigration help, I will be contacting Jason Baumetz at Alaska Immigration Justice.

  2 years ago
• Michael De La Cruz· vía Google

  I was going through deportation proceedings that started in 2012. My wife and I contacted the project, was pleased to meet Lawyer Dan Rodgers. He took a thorough look at my complicated case. During these times my wife and I went through a lot of other challenges, but we kept our hopes and positive attitude up. Although my case was complicated, Dan decided to take our case and work with us. He was very thorough about what paperwork we needed to file to present my defense from deportation. Although we were hopeful, the thought of being separated from my wife kept me up some nights. So we filed the first batch of paperwork and months later we had our first interview and our lawyer accompanied us. We felt some relief after it, but later on we got some bad news that our case was denied and that we had 30 days or so to appeal it. Although everything seemed to be going south, our lawyer Dan knew that they have made a mistake and immediately came up with plan to action to appeal their decision. After filing our appeal, months later our case was reopened and reconsidered. If it wasn't for Dan's prompt, thorough, and highly compelling argument, we wouldn't be able to appeal my case. Once my case was approved, then Dan helped us file an adjustment of status application and a waiver to pardon my misrepresented entry. My case eventually got scheduled for an interview and both my AOS application and waiver was approved. We're really grateful to have found Dan. His dedication and realness really shows through his work. We would have not gone through this on our own. He truly cares about you. If you're having immigration issues, I highly recommend this organization. Dan was awesome with our case and we'll be forever grateful for him.

  6 years ago
• Elena Amato· vía Google

  Mr. Jason is very helpful not only to himself and all his colleagues but also was very polite and willing to help those who need help in a crisis like me. They help me to get my 10-year green card.

  a year ago
• I'm Ready· vía Google

  Language Interpreter Center services are unreliable and over priced. When the app stopped functioning I reached out three times via phone and email and received no response. We had to cancel multiple patient appointments because of no functioning services and no response from the company. We have since changed to an Outside company who provides outstanding service 24/7 365 at less than half the price of AIJ. I'm happy to support local, and even pay a little more to do so, but only if quality service is provided.

  2 years ago