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Survivors of human trafficking have a path to stay safely in the U.S.
The T visa protects people who were brought to or kept in the United States through labor or sex trafficking. It allows you to live and work legally and can lead to permanent residence for you and your family. Your consultation is free and confidential.
- U.S. immigration law is federal: our immigration attorneys handle T visa cases nationwide, from any of our offices.
Founder · Licensed in New Jersey only · Practice limited to federal immigration law
- Free, confidential case review with an attorney
- We prepare your personal statement with care
- We coordinate with victim advocates and agencies
- Payment plans available
Schedule your initial consultation
It is free and in your language. We will contact you shortly during business hours.
Your information is protected and only used to contact you about your case.
Clear fees, flexible payments
We know legal fees can be a burden. That is why, after your free consultation, we build a plan that fits your budget:
fees, explained in a written agreement before you hire us
payment plans based on the type of case
your first legal consultation
- Payment plans based on the type of case
- Fees and terms set out in a written agreement
- We accept cards, Zelle and automatic payments
Fees and payment terms depend on the type of case and are confirmed in a written fee agreement before you hire the firm. Not applicable to contingency-fee cases.
Services in this area
Eligibility review (labor or sex trafficking)
T visa petition (Form I-914)
Law enforcement declaration (Supplement B), when available
Qualifying family members (Supplement A)
Waiver of inadmissibility (Form I-192)
Work authorization
Green Card after the T visa (Form I-485)
Coordination with immigration court cases
How we help
We listen to your story in a safe, confidential setting.
We confirm whether the facts meet the T visa requirements.
We prepare your petition, statement and supporting evidence.
We follow your case toward the Green Card, when eligible.
T visa services are provided at all Campos Law Firm offices. U.S. immigration law is federal. Eligibility depends on the facts of each case and the final decision belongs to USCIS; we evaluate your situation in your free, confidential consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Who qualifies for a T visa?
People who are or were victims of a severe form of trafficking — forced labor or commercial sex obtained through force, fraud or coercion — who are in the U.S. because of that trafficking and who would suffer extreme hardship if removed.
Do I have to report the trafficker to the police?
In general you must comply with reasonable requests from law enforcement, but there are exceptions, for example for minors under 18 or people affected by trauma. We explain your options.
Can my family be included?
Yes. Your spouse and children can be included and, depending on your age, also your parents and unmarried siblings under 18.
Can I get a Green Card later?
Yes. After three years in T status, or earlier once the investigation or prosecution is complete, you may be able to apply for permanent residence.
What happened to you does not define your future.
Talk to an attorney today. Your consultation is free and confidential.
