¿Has sido Víctima de un Crimen en EE.UU.? #abogada #shorts
4 Sept 2024 · 1 min
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In this short, Blanca Torres explains the U visa, a U.S. immigration option for victims of serious crimes who have cooperated with law enforcement. She outlines the eligibility requirements—must be a victim of a qualifying crime such as attempted homicide, armed robbery, domestic violence, or sexual abuse, and must have assisted police with reporting or investigation. The visa grants work authorization, protection, and a pathway to permanent residency, and it allows many family members to be included in the application. Torres notes the main drawback is the lengthy processing time, but highlights that the visa can waive certain inadmissibility grounds. She offers legal assistance to help viewers navigate the U‑visa process.
