T-Visa Attorney
Protection for victims of human trafficking
Serving Grand Rapids, MI | Charlotte, NC | Nationwide
What is T-Visa?
Protection for victims of human trafficking
Who Qualifies?
You are or were a victim of a severe form of trafficking in persons
You are physically present in the United States on account of trafficking
You have complied with any reasonable request for assistance in investigating or prosecuting trafficking
You would suffer extreme hardship involving unusual and severe harm if removed from the United States
Derivative eligibility: Qualifying family members include T-2 (spouse), T-3 (children under 21), and T-4 (parents if principal is under 21, or adult victims in certain circumstances)
The Process
Initial Evaluation
Meet with our experienced attorney to discuss your case and determine eligibility for T-Visa status.
Evidence Collection
Gather documentation of trafficking, cooperation with law enforcement, and evidence of hardship.
Form I-914 Preparation
Carefully prepare your T-Visa application with all required forms and supporting documentation.
Application Submission
Submit your complete T-Visa petition to USCIS with comprehensive legal arguments.
Follow-Up & Approval
Respond to any USCIS requests and await approval, typically within 12-18 months.
Required Documents
Form I-914 (Application for T Nonimmigrant Status)
Form I-914 Supplement A for each derivative family member (T-2, T-3, T-4)
Personal statement describing trafficking experience
Law enforcement certification or declaration (if available)
Evidence of physical presence in the United States
Documentation of cooperation with law enforcement
Medical or psychological evaluations
Evidence of extreme hardship
Identity documents (passport, birth certificate) for principal and derivatives
Proof of qualifying relationships for derivatives (marriage certificate, birth certificates)
Processing Time
12-18 months on average
Processing times are estimates based on current USCIS data and are subject to change. Actual times depend on individual circumstances and agency workload.
Common Challenges
Proving the trafficking experience and meeting all statutory requirements
Obtaining law enforcement cooperation or certification
Demonstrating extreme hardship if removed from the United States
Gathering sufficient evidence while protecting your safety
How We Help
At Elizabeth Rosario Law, we have extensive experience navigating these challenges. We provide comprehensive guidance, meticulous preparation, and vigorous representation to build a strong foundation for your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Success Stories
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Maria Garcia
From Trafficking Victim to T-Visa Holder: Maria's Journey to Freedom
Maria escaped a trafficking situation and feared deportation. Through our comprehensive legal strategy, she obtained T-Visa status within 14 months and is now on her path to a green card.
Rosa Martinez
Mother of Three Achieves T-Visa Protection in 16 Months
Rosa was a trafficking victim who needed to protect herself and her three children. Our legal team secured T-Visa approval for the entire family, providing them safety and a path forward.
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