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D.C. Public Benefits Screening Chart
This public benefits screening chart helps immigrants, refugees, judges, victim advocates and attorneys quickly understand which state and federal public benefits an immigrant or refugee qualifies for in the District of Columbia. Eligibility varies by state, immigration status, victim-based legal immigration application filed, date of entry into the U.S., and by benefits program.
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Wisconsin: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process
This document contains texts of state family law statutes governing jurisdiction and service of process, including any alternative service rules, across all types of family law cases. in the state. Also available as an Excel spreadsheet: Wisconsin: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process (Excel chart)
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Wyoming: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process
This document contains texts of state family law statutes governing jurisdiction and service of process, including any alternative service rules, across all types of family law cases. in the state. Also available as an Excel spreadsheet: Wyoming: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process (Excel chart)
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Washington Family Law – Jurisdiction and Service of Process
This document identifies different Washington state family law statutes such as custody determination, paternity and child supporting proceedings, and child abuse/neglect proceedings. Also available as an Excel spreadsheet: Washington: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process (Excel chart)
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West Virginia Family Law – Jurisdiction and Service of Process
This document contains information on various West Virginia family law statutes regarding custody determination, paternity and child support proceeding, and divorce/legal separation. Also available as an Excel spreadsheet: West Virginia: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process (Excel chart)
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Oregon: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process
This document contains texts of state family law statutes governing jurisdiction and service of process, including any alternative service rules, across all types of family law cases. in the state. Also available as an Excel spreadsheet: Oregon: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process (Excel chart)
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Pennsylvania: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process
This document contains texts of state family law statutes governing jurisdiction and service of process, including any alternative service rules, across all types of family law cases. in the state. Also available as an Excel spreadsheet: Pennsylvania: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process (Excel chart)
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Rhode Island: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process
This document contains texts of state family law statutes governing jurisdiction and service of process, including any alternative service rules, across all types of family law cases. in the state. Also available as an Excel spreadsheet: Rhode Island: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process (Excel chart)
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South Carolina: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process
This document contains texts of state family law statutes governing jurisdiction and service of process, including any alternative service rules, across all types of family law cases. in the state. Also available as an Excel spreadsheet: South Carolina: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process (Excel chart)
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South Dakota: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process
This document contains texts of state family law statutes governing jurisdiction and service of process, including any alternative service rules, across all types of family law cases. in the state. Also available as an Excel spreadsheet: South Dakota: Family Law Jurisdiction and Service of Process (Excel chart)
National Immigrant Women's Advocacy Project
Document Type: State Statute Review
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D.C. Public Benefits Screening Chart
This public benefits screening chart helps immigrants, refugees, judges, victim advocates and attorneys quickly understand which state and federal public benefits an immigrant or refugee qualifies for in the District of Columbia. Eligibility varies by state, immigration status, victim-based legal immigration application filed, date of entry into the U.S., and by benefits program.