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U - V I S A

Help for crime victims

A Humanitarian Purpose

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The U-Visa may be available to you even if you aren't eligible for other options.

FREEDOM
 
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The government created the U-Visa program in 2000 to protect undocumented immigrants and stop the criminals who target them.
FAMILIES
 
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The immediate family members of U-Visa recipients also receive visas. 10,000 U-Visas are given out every year, not including the ones that go to families.

 

FORGIVENESS
 
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Many people can't apply for other visas because they've committed certain crimes or been here illegally. Those restrictions don't apply to the U-Visa.
FUTURE
 
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U-Visa recipients get work permits automatically.  After 3 years, they can apply for their permanent resident card.

Are You Ready To Claim Justice?

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U-Visas are for people who suffered any of the crimes below and helped police investigate them.

  • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
  • SEXUAL ABUSE OR ASSAULT
  • RAPE OR INCEST
  • ASSAULT
  • MURDER OF AN IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER
  • STALKING
  • KIDNAPPING
  • BLACKMAIL

    Note: This isn't a complete list of qualifying crimes. Schedule a free consultation to talk with an attorney about the specifics of your case.

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If you're interested in learning more about the U-Visa application process, or would like to request information you can share with a friend, let us know how we can help. We won't share your information with anyone.