Obtaining a U Non-Immigrant Visa
Los Angeles Immigration Attorneys
If you were ever a victim of a crime in the United States, you may be able
to obtain lawful status in the United States by submitting a U visa application
to immigration with the assistance of our Los Angeles law firm. The U
visa is designed to
provide lawful status for four years to victims of crimes who have assisted, are assisting, or are willing to assist law enforcement
in investigating or prosecuting crimes that were committed against them.
We are trained to prepare thorough U visa applications while being sensitive
to the client’s traumatization from the crime. If your U visa application
is approved, immigration will grant you permission to reside and work
in the United States. After three years of being in a U visa status, you
may apply for
lawful permanent residence (“Green Card”) and eventually become a United States Citizen.
Our law firm is dedicated to guide you through the process from filing
the initial U visa application to applying for your citizenship.
Receive your
free case evaluation from our firm to discuss your options
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for a U visa:
- You were a victim of a qualifying crime that occurred in the United States
- You suffered substantial physical or mental abuse as a result of the crime
- You possess information about the crime
- You were helpful, are helpful, or are likely to be helpful to law enforcement
in the investigation or prosecution of the crime
If you are over the age of 21, you may include your spouse and children
in your application to seek lawful status on their behalf. If you are
under the age of 21, you may include your spouse, children, parents, and
unmarried siblings under the age of 18. The attorneys in our law firm
are committed to keep families together in the United States by seeking
lawful status for every family member.
Contact one of our immigration attorneys in Los Angeles today by
calling (562) 445-4870.