Prohibits nonlawyers and other unauthorized persons from providing immigration-related services that constitute the practice of law.

Requests the supreme court's practice of law board, within available resources, to evaluate: (1) The specific services nonattorneys may provide to immigrants that do not rise to the level of the practice of law in immigration matters;

(2) The level of access to and the quality of nonlegal and legal services immigrants have and the ways in which access and quality can be improved; and

(3) The level of need immigrants have for nonlegal services compared to the need for legal services in immigration matters.

Provides a contingent effective date.