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The U visa and T visa are both forms of humanitarian relief under U.S. immigration law and are both available for people who have been victims of crimes. Their differences lie in their requirements and the terms of the visas. Basic Requirements There are four primary ...
Read MoreThe T-visa is for immigrants who have been victims of severe human trafficking. Trafficking includes both sex and labor trafficking. Only 5,000 ...
View MoreThe U-visa is a visa for people who have been victims of certain crimes, suffered substantial physical or emotional harm from the incident(s), and who ...
View MoreThe U-visa and VAWA have many similarities. Which one is appropriate for your situation involves complex legal analysis, and your case should be ...
View MoreThe U-visa is a powerful tool in immigration law. It is a visa for people who have been victims of crimes, who have suffered substantial physical or ...
View MoreThere are various times during the U-visa process that an applicant may wish to travel abroad. If you filed your U-visa application while in the ...
View MoreThe U-visa is a visa for people who have been victims of crimes. An applicant must show that s/he: Has “suffered substantial physical or mental abuse” ...
View MoreThe U-visa is for immigrants who have been victims of crimes. To qualify for the U-visa, you must have been the victim of certain qualifying crimes in ...
View MoreThe purpose of the U-visa is to protect immigrants who report crimes. The U-visa can protect victims of domestic violence or other crimes from ...
View MoreAt one time, undocumented foreign-born victims of crime and domestic violence in the United States had an impossible choice: endure their situation in ...
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