How can an immigration attorney assist a crime victim with the U visa application process?

U visa eligibility is for victims of certain crimes who have suffered substantial physical or mental abuse in the U.S. and are willing to assist law enforcement in investigating or…

The U visa application requires a law enforcement certification (Form I-918B) signed by a qualified agency. This document confirms the applicant’s cooperation in investigating or prosecuting criminal activity and is…

Family members of U visa applicants may be eligible for derivative visas, allowing them to join or remain with the principal applicant in the United States. These variations of U…

The U visa provides temporary legal status and work authorization to victims of qualifying crimes who cooperate with law enforcement. Also known as U Nonimmigrant Status, U visas encourage crime…