What is VISA U?
The U-VISA is a legal status for non-immigrants who have been victims of a crime or criminal act. The objective of this visa is to allow persons without legal status who have been victims of violence or criminal acts to report crimes to the authorities without fear of retaliation, such as deportation.
How do you know if you apply for VISA U?
If you have been a victim in any respect of the following crimes or if you suffered substantial physical or mental abuse as a result of the crime, you may very well be able to apply for a U-VISA.
Types of crimes eligible for VISA U
- Kidnapping.
- Abusive sexual contact.
- Blackmail.
- Domestic violence.
- Extortion
- False imprisonment.
- Female genital mutilation.
- Criminal assault.
- Fraud in foreign labor contract.
- Hostage
- Involuntary servitude.
- Kidnapping.
- Involuntary manslaughter.
- Obstruction of justice.
- Slavery.
- Perjury.
- Violation.
- Stalking.
- Torture.
- Witness tampering.
- Among others.
Benefits of VISA U
Obtaining a U VISA not only provides legal protection for crime victims, but also opens the door to a number of benefits, such as access to support services and resources for physical and emotional recovery. From work authorization to the possibility of applying for permanent residency, the U VISA offers a pathway to stability and security for those who have experienced difficult situations.
VISA U application process
The U VISA application process can be complex and requires careful presentation of evidence and legal arguments. From gathering documents to preparing statements, understanding the steps involved in applying for the U VISA is critical to increasing your chances of approval.
If you have been victimized in any way and want to know if your case qualifies for the VISA U, call us at +1 877-773-7647 and tell us about your case. We want to help you!
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