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Multicultural Support - Relocation Assistance

Multicultural support Newcomers assistance Relocation readiness

 

 

Whether you live on Fort Carson or off the installation, our Relocation team is available to assist with connecting you to services and making the most out of the time you call Colorado home. Down load or view our Relocation Readiness Program flyer.

 

 

Immigration & Naturalization

In partnership with the Denver U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) field office, this service is provided free and covers various Immigration and Naturalization policies, procedures and forms.  By working hand in hand with USCIS, staff is able to effectively resolve issues and concerns.

Active Duty Soldier's and their Family Member's

Let us assist with determining what services and resources can assist you.  We'll schedule a one-on-one appointment, either in-person on over the phone.  

  • Request Multicultural Support:  Include your name, contact number, and any other information you may be needing.  Allow 2 business days for follow-up contact.
Retired / Veteran and their Family Member's

Let us assist with determining what services and resources can assist you.  We'll schedule a one-on-one appointment, either in-person on over the phone.  

  • Request Multicultural Support:  Include your name, contact number, and any other information you may be needing.  Allow 2 business days for follow-up contact.
Online USCIS Appointment Request

As of Aug. 21, USCIS launched a new online form for individuals, attorneys, and accredited representatives to request an in-person appointment for certain customer service-related appointment requests, such as ADIT stamp or emergency advanced parole, at their local field office without having to call the USCIS Contact Center.

To submit a request, visit my.uscis.gov/appointment. This does not guarantee an appointment. The Contact Center will review and validate each request before confirming the request.

Naturalization for Soldiers

Step 1:  Read Naturalization Through Military Service.

Step 2:  If you have Family Members, read Citizenship for Military Family Members.

Step 3:  You have a dedicated Military Help Line; save it to your phone.

Step 4:  Become familiar with USCIS Tools and Resources. If you have not created a USCIS account, establish one.

Step 5:  Army Emergency Relief (AER) is able to assist with fees, reach out directly for assistance.

Step 6:  Practice English through the Mango App (DOD ID number and Date of Birth required).

Step 7:   Fort Carson Legal Assistance can provide support; available for walk-in's every Wednesday from 9-11:30 a.m. Unsure where to go, use the Legal Assistance Locator.

Step 8:  Military OneSource offers language interpretation and document translation services.

Step 9:  If you need help, stop into the ACS Center and ask to meet with an ACS Specialist.

 

 

ESL Resources

Local Community Services

English as a Second Language (ESL) is not available on Fort Carson.  Local community organizations provide the service.  Program requirements and fees vary.  Financial assistance may be available as part of the MY Career Advancement Account (MYCAA);  available for spouses of Active Duty Soldiers in grades E-1 to E-5, W-1 to W-2 and O-1 to O-2. 

    Additional In-Person Resources
  • Additional Online Resources
    • Mango Language Program:  Available via Military OneSource for free to Active Duty Soldiers and their Families.  This digital language online learning program is for learners of all levels and includes 21 English language courses.  Program is designed to simulate the way people learn a foreign language when actually immersed in everyday conversation.
    • Education Consultant:  Available via Military OneSource.  Active Duty Soldiers and Spouses can setup a one-on-one consulation to determine what fits best for them or their family member.  Call +1(800)-342-9647.

 

 

Meet-Up Groups

Start a new Meet-Up

Interested in starting up a Multicultural Meet Up group or another new Cultural Meet Up group?  If so, contact us.  We can assist.

Multicultural Meet-Up Group:  Come join ACS for an informal get together to learn about different ACS programs such as resume help, volunteer opportunities, finance education, ESL classes, and more. Different language speakers and cultures are encouraged to attend.

To register or for information, call +1(719)526-0457 or send an email.

Latino Meet-Up:  ¡Únase a nosotros para compartir nuestras experiencias de vida, conocer gente nueva y divertirse! Este grupo se unirá para intercambiar información sobre programas en su comunidad y los Servicios Comunitarios del Ejército (ACS) como apoyo para las familias militares. Haga conexiones y redes para dar y recibir soporte. ¡Podemos aprender sobre nuestras diferentes culturas y divertirnos! Los niños son más que bienvenidos a asistir.

 

 

Additional Resources

Document Translation

Military OneSource offers free document translation services in more than 150 languages. Depending on the type of document, Active Duty Soldiers and their Families are eligible to use the service.  For details, visit Military OneSource or call +1(800)342-9647.

Interpretation

Active Duty Soldiers and their Families are eligible to use the Military OneSource Interpretation Services.  More than 150 languages are available.

Mango Language Program

Available via Military OneSource for free to Active Duty Soldiers and their Families.  This digital language online learning program is for learners of all levels and includes 21 English language courses.  Program is designed to simulate the way people learn a foreign language when actually immersed in everyday conversation.

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