Empowering Survivors

Your Guide to VAWA Self-Petitions

Our resource center offers support for survivors of gender-based violence. If abused by a U.S. citizen or resident family member, you might qualify for immigration benefits under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).

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Each Case Is

Unique And Different

If you recognize any of these scenarios, please contact us. We’ll explore your options together because you’re not alone, and we’re always ready to lend an ear.

We’re eager to hear your story and explore potential pathways that are available to you.

Each case is distinct. An evaluation from our attorney is essential to determine your eligibility and receive expert guidance tailored to your situation.

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VAWA

SELF-PETITIONS
ATTORNEY IN HOUSTON SERVICES

Our team of experienced immigration attorneys is here to guide you through the
VAWA self-petition process with compassion, sensitivity, and expertise.
We offer the following services to survivors seeking immigration relief under VAWA:

Case Evaluation

We provide confidential consultations to assess your eligibility for a VAWA self-petition and discuss your options for seeking protection and immigration benefits.

Document Preparation

Our attorneys assist with gathering and organizing evidence of abuse, drafting the self-petition forms (Form I-360), and preparing supporting documentation to strengthen your case.

Legal Representation

We advocate on your behalf throughout the VAWA self-petition process, representing you in communications with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and attending interviews or hearings as needed.

Safety Planning

Your safety is our top priority. We work collaboratively with local resources and support networks to develop safety plans and connect you with services to address your immediate needs and ensure your well-being.

Understanding

VAWA Self-Petitions

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) allows certain survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other forms of abuse to self-petition for lawful permanent residency (green card) without the knowledge or consent of the abuser. This provision aims to empower survivors to seek safety and independence from abusive relationships while maintaining their immigration status in the United States.

A Self-Petition

Could help immigrants regardless of their gender who have been subjected to emotional or even physical mistreatment by their U.S. Citizen spouse.

allow immigrants

It could allow immigrants who are going through certain types of marriage problems to apply for a work permit or green card without the help of their spouse.

safe and confidential process

This is a fully safe and confidential process. Our team is trained to keep your information and identity safe. Your spouse won’t be informed in any way or suffer any negative consequences.

Our main Case

Self-petitions are our main case type here at Rahman Law! We have successfully helped many happy clients take control of their situation and get the relief they deserve.

Eligibility

Criteria for VAWA Self-Petitions

Survivors who may be eligible to file a VAWA self-petition include:

Spouses

Individuals who are married to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse and have experienced abuse or extreme cruelty by their spouse.

Children

Unmarried children under the age of 21 who have been abused by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident parent.

Parents

Parents of U.S. citizen children who have been abused by their U.S. citizen child and meet certain eligibility criteria.

WHY

CLIENT CHOOSE US

We prioritize our client’s immigration needs, offering expert handling of all case types.
Understanding the high stakes involved, it’s essential to partner with a committed immigration lawyer.

Service

At  Immigration lawyers, we prioritize exceptional customer service to ensure the best outcomes for our clients.

Trust

Count on our attorneys for reliable guidance throughout your immigration journey. We’re here to support you at
every step.

Integrity

Our lawyers are committed to providing transparent assessments because we value your peace of mind.

We care

We are dedicated to treating you like family, taking the time to understand your story, and offering the finest legal guidance possible.

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Take the First Step Towards Freedom

If you are experiencing abuse and seeking immigration relief under VAWA, you are not alone. Our team is here to provide the guidance, support, and advocacy you need to break free from violence and rebuild your life with dignity and security. Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation and take the first step towards empowerment and freedom.

We are dedicated to providing support and guidance to survivors seeking immigration relief under VAWA. Contact us today to take the first step towards empowerment and freedom.

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(123) 456-789
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FAQ’s

No, survivors can file a VAWA self-petition regardless of their immigration status, including those who are undocumented or overstayed their visas.

Yes, survivors who have divorced their abusers may still be eligible to file a VAWA self-petition if they can provide evidence of abuse during the marriage.

No, the VAWA self-petition process is confidential, and USCIS does not notify the abuser of the survivor’s application.

If your VAWA self-petition is approved, you may be eligible to apply for lawful permanent residency (green card) and eventually U.S. citizenship, if you meet all other requirements.

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