¿Puede Mi Sobrina Arreglar Si Amenazaron A Mi Sobrino De Hacerle Daño? #inmigracion #abogados
In this Spanish‑language legal Q&A, the attorney addresses a viewer’s query about a nephew in the United States who received death threats at his home and reported the incident to police. The lawyer explains that the situation may qualify for a U‑visa, which is reserved for victims of certain crimes who assist law enforcement. She emphasizes that the crucial first step is obtaining a formal certification from the local police confirming that the individual was a victim of a violent crime (in this case, a threatened homicide) and that he has cooperated with the investigation. Without this certification, the U‑visa application cannot proceed. The explanation outlines the eligibility criteria, the importance of victim cooperation, and the procedural requirement of the police certification as the gateway to filing the U‑visa petition.
