U-Visa For Victims Of Crime Attorney In Missouri & Arizona

Have you been the unfortunate victim of a crime in the United States? You may be eligible for a U Non-Immigrant Visa. The conditions for this visa include having been the victim of a specific list of crimes, being cooperative with investigating law enforcement agencies, and having endured physical or mental hardships as a result of the crime. Securing this visa not only puts a measure of protection between you and the perpetrator, but it also aids law enforcement in their quest to ensure justice is served. The visa provides you with temporary legal status in the United States while the criminal investigation and prosecution play out. If you find yourself in such a predicament, you deserve dedicated legal guidance. Our team of experienced immigration attorneys can help you navigate the complex process of obtaining a U Non-Immigrant Visa. Contact us today for a consultation and let us advocate for your rights and safety.

In addition to providing temporary legal status and aiding in the pursuit of justice, a U Non-Immigrant Visa also offers several benefits for victims of crime. For example, it may grant access to certain government benefits and allow for employment authorization while in the United States. This can provide crucial financial support during a difficult time.

It's important to note that this visa is not solely for victims who have already reported their abuse or cooperated with law enforcement. The application process takes into consideration the unique circumstances of each case and provides alternative methods for demonstrating cooperation, such as obtaining a certification from a qualified official.

Andres G. Hernandez, based in Missouri and Arizona, is committed to fighting for the justice you deserve, lending his extensive knowledge of Immigration Law to your cause.