How Does The U-Visa Process Work?

A U-Visa is a United States non-immigrant visa that is available for victims of certain crimes, as well as their family members. If the individual qualifies for the U-Visa, it can be a way for that person to obtain legal permanent residency status, otherwise known as a green card, and eventually U.S. citizenship. However, it is important to understand what the qualifications are for a U-Visa and what certain issues may present themselves along the way. What Are the Qualifications to Receive a U-Visa? To qualify for a U-Visa, the following requirements must be met: The individual must have been a victim of a crime that falls within one of the designated crimes under the U-Visa program; The individual must have suffered “substantial physical or mental harm” as a direct result of the crime; The victim has information about the crime committed; The individual was helpful and assisted in the investigation of the crime; The crime occurred in the United States or violated…

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