VISAS FOR ABUSE OR MALTREATMENT
ABUSE BY A FAMILY MEMBER
VAWA VISA (ASSOCIATED WITH THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT):
The VAWA Visa allows survivors of abuse by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse or partner to apply for legal status without the need for the abuser’s support while remaining in the United States. This applies to both women and men who have suffered physical or emotional violence.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free VAWA Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
T VISA:
The T Visa is intended for survivors of human trafficking, even if the traffickers are family members, family friends, or “boyfriends.” It allows survivors to remain in the United States and assist authorities in investigating and prosecuting traffickers. It also provides access to certain benefits and services to help survivors regain stability.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free T Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
U VISA:
The U Visa is designed for survivors of certain crimes, including domestic violence by a family member, who have suffered significant physical or mental abuse in the United States. Survivors must assist authorities in investigating or prosecuting the crime. This visa offers protection against deportation and the possibility of obtaining permanent residency.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free U Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
ABUSE BY A U.S. CITIZEN
VAWA VISA:
The VAWA Visa is particularly relevant for survivors of abuse by a U.S. citizen spouse or family member. It allows them to apply for legal status without the abuser’s support. This applies to anyone who has suffered physical or emotional violence by a U.S. citizen family member or spouse in their own home.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free VAWA Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
U VISA:
The U Visa is also relevant for survivors of crimes committed by U.S. citizens. It includes protection against deportation and the possibility of obtaining permanent residency. Survivors must cooperate with authorities in investigating or prosecuting the crime.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free U Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
T VISA:
The T Visa may also be relevant if a U.S. citizen has trafficked the survivor for labor or sexual exploitation. This visa allows survivors to remain in the United States and assist authorities in investigating and prosecuting traffickers. It also provides access to certain benefits and services to help survivors regain stability.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free T Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
WORKPLACE ABUSE
T VISA:
The T Visa is intended for survivors of human trafficking who have been forced to work or perform sexual acts against their will. This visa allows survivors to remain in the United States and assist authorities in investigating and prosecuting traffickers. It also provides access to certain benefits and services to help survivors regain stability and security.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free T Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
U VISA:
The U Visa may also apply if you have been a survivor of certain crimes in the workplace and have suffered significant physical or mental abuse. Survivors must cooperate with authorities in investigating or prosecuting the crime. This visa offers protection against deportation and the possibility of obtaining permanent residency.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free U Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
ABUSE BY SOMEONE ELSE
T VISA:
The T Visa may be relevant if you have been trafficked by someone, such as a smuggler, for sexual or labor exploitation. This visa allows survivors to remain in the United States and assist authorities in investigating and prosecuting traffickers. It also provides access to certain benefits and services to help survivors regain stability.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free T Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
U VISA:
The U Visa applies if you have been a survivor of certain crimes committed against you in the United States, even if they are not a family member or employer. Survivors must cooperate with authorities in investigating or prosecuting the crime. This visa offers protection against deportation and the possibility of obtaining permanent residency.
If you think this situation applies to you, please complete our free U Visa qualification questionnaire, which will notify you if we believe you qualify for this type of case. Click here.
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