If you were the victim of a crime, your case could open the door to your green card
Even if a lawyer or notario deceived you and forced you to lie in your own immigration case — that may qualify too.
What is the U Visa?
The U Visa is for victims of certain crimes committed in the United States who have helped — or are willing to help — law enforcement. It can be the beginning of a path to permanent residence for you and, in some cases, for your family.
For crime victims
Designed for people who suffered a qualifying crime in the U.S.
With cooperation
You helped, or are willing to help, law enforcement.
A path to a green card
It can be the start of a road to permanent residence.
Your family
In some cases, certain family members may be included.
Crimes that may qualify you
This is not a complete list. If you lived through something similar to the situations below, there is a real chance you may qualify.
Domestic violence
Physical, emotional or psychological abuse by a partner or family member.
Sexual assault
Any form of sexual abuse or sexual violence.
Kidnapping
Being held against your will.
Human trafficking
Forced labor or sexual exploitation.
Extortion / blackmail
Threats used to obtain money, favors or your silence.
Obstruction of justice
When someone prevents you from cooperating with the authorities.
Fraud in foreign labor contracting
False job promises used to exploit you.
Other qualifying crimes
Tell us your story — there are more than twenty categories recognized by law.
Don't see your situation on the list? Reach out anyway — the case review is free.
Did a lawyer or notario force you to lie?
“It's not your fault.” If you were pressured into signing false documents or lying in an immigration interview, you may also be considered a victim — and that can open a legitimate door toward residency.
A lawyer or notario told me exactly what lie to say in an interview or on a form.
I signed documents without knowing they contained false information.
I live in fear of the consequences of that lie, even though it was never my decision.
How we work your case
We listen to your story
No rush, no pressure. An honest conversation to understand what happened.
We evaluate your case
We explain clearly whether you qualify and what to expect from the process.
We gather the evidence
We tell you exactly which documents are needed.
We file and follow up
We submit your case and keep you informed until the final decision.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need legal status to qualify?
What if I'm afraid to approach the authorities?
How long does the process take?
If a lawyer made me lie, can I get in trouble for speaking up?
Your story deserves to be heard.
Talk to an attorney today. The first consultation is free and confidential.
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