Practice area
Humanitarian Visas & U Visas
Compassionate representation for survivors of crime, abuse, and trafficking.
For survivors of crime, abuse, trafficking, or violence, immigration relief may provide a path toward safety and stability. Our office provides compassionate guidance through humanitarian visa options, including U Visas, T Visas, and VAWA-related matters — always with care for what each client has already carried.
Who this helps
- Survivors of qualifying crimes seeking U Visas
- Survivors of trafficking seeking T Visas
- Self-petitioners under VAWA
- Family members of qualifying survivors
Common questions
What qualifies as a U Visa crime?
A specific list of serious crimes — including domestic violence, sexual assault, felonious assault, and others. We help you confirm eligibility and gather law-enforcement certification.
Will my abuser know I filed?
VAWA self-petitions are confidential. We explain in detail how your information is protected.
How long is the wait?
U Visa wait times are long and continue to evolve. We are honest about the timeline and what relief is available in the meantime.
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