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U Visa Immigration Lawyers

If you have been a victim of a crime and helped authorities, the U Visa can grant you legal status in the US. Find out and apply today!

U Visa's were created to protect victims of trafficking and violence. Help authorities investigate cases of domestic violence, sexual abuse and other crimes. If you have been a victim and help the authorities, the U Visa may be for you. Know your rights and how to obtain it!

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U Visa Benefits

Legal status in the US: It allows you to legally reside in the United States for up to four years.
Work permit: U Visa recipients receive an Employment Authorization Document (EAD).
Possibility of permanent residence: After three years of continuous presence in the US with a U Visa, you may be eligible to apply for permanent residence (green card).
Protection for family members: You can include certain family members in your application, such as a spouse, children, parents and siblings under 18 years of age, depending on your age and situation.

Requirements to be eligible

Victim of a qualifying crime: You must be a victim of crimes such as domestic violence, sexual abuse, human trafficking, kidnapping, extortion, or other serious crimes.
Significant suffering: You must have suffered substantial physical or mental abuse as a result of the crime.
Cooperation with the law: You must have helped, be helping, or be willing to help authorities in the investigation of the crime.
Certification from authorities: You must obtain Form I-918B from a law enforcement agency confirming your usefulness in the investigation of the crime.
Admissibility to the US: You must be admissible to the US under immigration laws. If you are not, you can apply for a waiver (Form I-192).

Requirements to be eligible

Domestic violence
Sexual abuse
Human trafficking
Kidnapping

Extortion
Perjury
Aggravated assault
Witness tampering

Other serious crimes resulting in substantial physical or mental abuse

Family members that you can include in your U Visa application

If you are under 21 years of age:
Spouse and Children UNDER 21
Children UNDER 21

If you are under 21 years of age
- Spouse and children.

-Parents and siblings under 18 years of age

Do you need a U Visa for crime victims in the US?

We are here to help you! Our immigration lawyers guarantee the success of your U Visa application. Call us at 888-666-8820 for a free initial consultation.