VAWA and U Visa are vital protection for immigrants crime victims.
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and U Visas are critical avenues of protection for immigrants who have been victims of crime or abuse.
Why Choose Us
Castro & Vindiola
Our team specializes in VAWA and U Visa applications, approaching each case with sensitivity and discretion.
We understand the trauma our clients have endured and strive to make the legal process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Our vast experience ensures that every application is comprehensive and compelling, maximizing chances of approval. Trust us to champion your safety, rights, and future in the U.S.
FAQ’s
Certain abused spouses, children, or parents of U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
A range of crimes, including domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, and others.
The U Visa grants a four-year temporary status. After three years, but before the four years, the person in U status may apply for a green card.
Yes, qualifying family members might be eligible for derivative status.
No, the process is confidential, and information is not shared with the abuser or perpetrator.