Learn everything about your U-Visa case.
We are very excited to start with your case!
On this page, you will find everything you need to know about your U-Visa.
You can complete a questionnaire about your personal information and upload documents here.
Watch this video to see what we need to start your case. Once you’re ready, share your information with us.
Steps to get your U-visa
Every case is unique, so some steps may be different for you.
Don’t worry, we’ll explain each step clearly to make sure we successfully get your U-Visa.
1. Background Check We need to investigate your history in the USA government agencies. It helps to know about your past behavior to make informed decisions.
2. Gather Documents We will collect all the necessary papers or files needed for your case. Information about yourself, family, employment, evidence of good moral character among others.
3. Order from police, court, and medical records Our team will request official copies of documents from police departments, courts (if the case was escalated), or medical facilities (when applicable).
4. Can we make a U-visa case? With all the information we have already gathered from the government institutions, we will determine if we can file a successful U-visa case to Immigration, so we can go the next step: Supplement B
5. Assemble Supp B requirements Gathering and organizing all the documents and information needed to complete Supplement B: Proof of cooperation with authorities, Case-related documentation, Personal identification documents.
6. Mail package to law enforcement agencies Sending the forms and supporting evidence to a police department, sheriff’s office, or other law enforcement agency
7. Get Signed Supp B Obtaining a completed and signed Supplement B, this confirms that you have cooperated or are cooperating with the authorities.
8. Psychologist appointment (if applicable) Make an appointment with a psychologist if it's needed according to the crime you suffered.
9. Prepare forms Filling out the needed forms with the right information so they are ready to submit your U-visa.
10. Assemble package Gathering all the required documents and organizing them together in one place. This includes supporting documents, and evidence of cooperation with authorities.
11. USCIS receives United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has received your application for the U-visa.
12. USCIS mails receipt United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) sends a confirmation notice to let you know they have received your application for the U-visa.
13. Biometric Appt Scheduled appointment for you (and your beneficiaries) to provide biometric information, such as fingerprints, photos, and a signature to USCIS.
14. Obtain bona-fide determination Getting an official confirmation that your situation is genuine and not fake. This is determined by USCIS with all the evidence we send previously.
15. Receive work permit Getting official approval from the government that allows you to work legally in the country.
We need to investigate your history in the USA government agencies. It helps to know about your past behavior to make informed decisions.
2. Gather Documents
We will collect all the necessary papers or files needed for your case. Information about yourself, family, employment, evidence of good moral character among others.
3. Order from police, court, and medical records
Our team will request official copies of documents from police departments, courts (if the case was escalated), or medical facilities (when applicable).
4. Can we make a U-visa case?
With all the information we have already gathered from the government institutions, we will determine if we can file a successful U-visa case to Immigration, so we can go the next step: Supplement B
Gathering and organizing all the documents and information needed to complete Supplement B: Proof of cooperation with authorities, Case-related documentation, Personal identification documents.
6. Mail package to law enforcement agencies
Sending the forms and supporting evidence to a police department, sheriff’s office, or other law enforcement agency
7. Get Signed Supp B
Obtaining a completed and signed Supplement B, this confirms that you have cooperated or are cooperating with the authorities.
Make an appointment with a psychologist if it's needed according to the crime you suffered.
9. Prepare forms
Filling out the needed forms with the right information so they are ready to submit your U-visa.
10. Assemble package
Gathering all the required documents and organizing them together in one place. This includes supporting documents, and evidence of cooperation with authorities.
11. USCIS receives
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has received your application for the U-visa.
12. USCIS mails receipt
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) sends a confirmation notice to let you know they have received your application for the U-visa.
13. Biometric Appt
Scheduled appointment for you (and your beneficiaries) to provide biometric information, such as fingerprints, photos, and a signature to USCIS.
14. Obtain bona-fide determination
Getting an official confirmation that your situation is genuine and not fake. This is determined by USCIS with all the evidence we send previously.
15. Receive work permit
Getting official approval from the government that allows you to work legally in the country.
- Your Information
We need important details about your case to help get your U-Visa approved. Don’t worry—we’ll only ask for this information once.
All the information you share with us is completely private and secure.
Get your information ready! Here are some things we’ll ask for:
About your spouse, children and parents.
- Full Names
- Dates of Birth
- Places of Birth
- Current Addresses
About any possible arrests
- Number of arrests
- Dates of arrests
- Places of arrests
- Charges faced
About employment
- Company Name
- Full company address
- Job title
- Dates you worked for that company
Fill out your questionnaire using the form below!
We’ll review it and email you once your answers are approved.
- Required Documents
Here is the list of documents we need to work on your U-visa case.
*Please note: all documents not in English must include a certified translation
Get everything ready! These are some of the documents we’ll ask for:
Proofs of identity (for the entire family)
- Complete Passport
- Birth certificate
- Mariage Certificate
- Judgment of Divorce for all prior marriages (if applicable)
Evidence of being a victim of qualifying crime.
- Signed Supplement B
- Police / Prosecutor Report
- TRO / FRO (Temporary Restraining Order / Final Restraining Order)
- Medical Records
- Psychological Report
- Statement of Susbtantial Harm
- Court transcripts (if applicable)
- Photographs of injuries (if applicable)
Proof of Good Moral Character
- Taxes (at least 3 years)
- FBI & FOIA background check results
- Driver’s Abstract
- Letters of Support (preferably 3)
- Dispositions for any and all arrests (if applicable)
Upload them using the form below!
We’ll review them and email you once they are approved.
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