VAWA Visa for Victims of domestic violence in Altanta

Victims of violence

The VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) law allows victims of domestic violence to obtain immigration status in the United States or defend themselves in case of a deportation order.

The law protects men, women, and children alike.

Unlike the U Visa, VAWA does not require the victim to file criminal charges against the abuser, or to call the police in order to be eligible for the VAWA visa.

If granted, the victim and their derivative children could obtain temporary legal status, a work permit, and even begin a path to permanent residence in some cases.

Who can obtain an adjustment of status under the VAWA visa?

VAWA also allows certain spouses and children of residents or citizens to apply for immigration status without the abusive family member finding out. This allows their victims to seek safety and independence from the abuser who is prevented by law from being notified that their victim is applying for immigration status.

VAWA

Requirements to qualify for the VAWA visa:

How can we help?

Unlimited communication

We will let you know how your case is going throughout the process. You can always call or write us with your questions.

Fast service

Attorney Zulma Lopez and her team work fast. We do not like to keep cases that are not sent to immigration.

Your documents will be safe

We do not lose your documents and we will send your applications to immigration safely.

Follow up with immigration

We continually follow up on your case so there are no unnecessary delays and your case is approved as soon as possible.

Customer service

You will always know what is happening with your case until the day of your approval.

How is our working method?

1

Schedule a consultation with Attorney Zulma Lopez

At your consultation, the lawyer will answer all your questions and prepare your case strategy. You will leave your appointment with a list of documents and information to bring to your next appointment.

2

As soon as you sign your contract and make your payment, we will start working on your case

Also, as soon as we receive the necessary information from you, in just 2 weeks your case will be sent to immigration!
3

We will follow up on your case and you will always know what is happening until your case is approved