Rosa's story began when she accepted what she thought was legitimate employment, only to find herself in a trafficking situation. As a mother of three, her primary concern was keeping her children safe while finding a way to escape.
After reaching safety, Rosa contacted our office. She was overwhelmed by the complexity of immigration law and feared her children would be separated from her. Our bilingual team worked closely with Rosa to understand her situation and explain the T-Visa process in detail.
We developed a comprehensive application strategy that included Rosa's testimony, corroborating evidence from service providers, medical documentation, and evidence of her cooperation with authorities. We also prepared derivative T-Visa applications for all three of her children simultaneously.
Throughout the 16-month process, we kept Rosa informed at every stage. When USCIS requested additional evidence, we responded promptly with supplemental documentation. The day Rosa received her approval notice, she called our office in tears of joy, knowing her family was finally safe.