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GET YOUR GREEN CARD & WORK PERMIT AS A VICTIM OF COERCED LABOR OR TRAFFICKING
Extraordinary Green Card & Work Permit Approvals for Victims!
Since 2016, people in the U.S. and worldwide have chosen RelisLaw, not only for our meticulous work and consistent Approvals, but also for the continuous care, compassion and love we give our client family – during your case and lifelong to achieve your dreams!
Visas for victims are a crucial tool designed to provide safety and legal protection to individuals who have suffered from crimes, coerced labor and human trafficking inside the United States.
At RelisLaw USA Visa Immigration, we guide survivors through complex immigration processes with great compassion and expertise. We’re more than a law firm! – We are your protecting family, helping you get a safe and stable future in USA.
Don’t miss your chance for a case evaluation!
How to Get an USA Visa for Victims?
What is a T visa?
Have you or anyone you know experienced work conditions very different from what you were told at the outset, but remained working due to being afraid for any reason?
Your circumstances may enable you to free financial help, counseling, and living support, as well as a work permit and a green card to remain in the U.S. and rebuild your life with dignity and protection.
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1. Who is eligible?: If you've endured coerced labor or trafficking within U.S. borders, with professional guidance, you can easily apply for T Visa protection.
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2. Supporting Documents: This may include police reports, medical records, or statements from witnesses or support organizations.
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3. Filing Forms: You will need the strongest, focused evidence to get you approved. This part of the application package details what happened to you.
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4. Green Card: After meeting specific requirements, T Visa holders may apply for a Green Card for them and their immediate family, offering a permanent home in the United States.
Does "Labor Trafficking" only apply to people who were kidnapped or smuggled?
No. This is the biggest myth about the T Visa. Labor trafficking frequently happens to people who entered the U.S. legally (on a work or tourist visa) but were then forced to work under force, fraud, or coercion.
Can I get a work permit while my T Visa application is still waiting for a decision?
Yes. Under the Bona Fide Determination (BFD) process implemented in late 2024, USCIS now performs an initial “good faith” review of your application.
Can my family members back home be included in my T Visa application?
Yes, and the T Visa is actually more generous than most other visas for families.
At RelisLaw we speak English, Spanish, and French! We take away your stress and work step-by-step on your Work Permit, Visa, and Green Card process, offering you a long-term solution and supporting relationship for your future in America.
