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Visa vawa

It is a humanitarian visa, granted by United States law, that allows immigrants who are survivors of domestic or spousal violence and have suffered mental or physical abuse to apply for permanent resident status (green card) without depending on the support or consent of their abuser.

Requirements

Having suffered abuse or extreme cruelty from an immediate family member, such as a U.S. citizen spouse or former spouse or children or parents. Victims can apply for this visa without the abuser being aware. (partner or children)

What does the WAVA Visa provide?

Permanence

Legal permanent residence in the U.S.

Temporary stay

Ease of obtaining work authorization.

Protection for Victims

Social Security Number.

You will receive deferred action

protection from deportation while your case is being processed and thus rebuild your life in the United States

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How does the VAWA visa work?
  • A VAWA self-petitioner is a person who petitions the U.S. government for a green card without going through his or her spouse, parent, or child first. (Generally, a spouse, parent, or child cannot petition the U.S. government for a green card; their relative must do so on their behalf.)

The processing time for a VAWA residency can take anywhere from 12 to 36 months or more. This varies depending on factors such as delays at the Immigration Department (USCIS), or the complexity of the case. For this reason, it is important to prepare a complete and accurate application to expedite the process.

The VAWA visa forgives illegal entry or irregular immigration status of victims of domestic violence, allowing them to seek permanent residence in the United States.

Yes, you can apply even if you entered illegally, as accepted by the Immigration Department (USCIS) on its official website.

Nothing, the VAWA process is completely confidential and secure. This means that VAWA does not affect the abuser. He will never be notified that you have started this process. He will also not be allowed to access your documents or any type of communication between the Immigration Department (USCIS) and you.

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