This act is a beacon of light for those who have been subjected to trauma in relationships and are seeking a way out while pursuing their legal status in the United States.

One significant aspect of VAWA is its recognition of emotional abuse. If you have experienced emotional trauma in your relationship, you have the option to have a licensed therapist provide documentation of the impact it has had on your mental health. This crucial piece of evidence can bolster your case for obtaining a green card independently, without relying on your abusive spouse.

VAWA After Divorce

If you are contemplating applying for VAWA after a divorce, attorney Soulmaz provides important insights in the video linked below. Her comprehensive explanation can provide clarity and guidance as you explore the option of obtaining your green card through VAWA post-divorce.

VAWA And Deportation

For those individuals whose abusive spouse, parent, or adult son or daughter has been deported and is no longer a Legal Permanent Resident (LPR), it’s essential to be aware that there may still be opportunities to self-petition under VAWA. Even in such challenging circumstances, VAWA could potentially offer a path towards legal status in the United States.

If you have been affected by abuse in a relationship with a US citizen or green card holder and believe you may qualify for VAWA, don’t hesitate to contact us, please schedule a free online evaluation with us, we work in all 50 states and worldwide.

At our firm, we thoroughly understand the complexities of this process and are committed to guiding you through the process. If you believe you may qualify for VAWA, we encourage you to reach out to us for assistance. Our team is dedicated to helping individuals break free from toxic relationships and navigate the path to obtaining a green card in the United States.

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