Battered Spouses and Children
Abusive spouses and parents often threaten their victims with deportation or reporting them to immigration officials in order to assert control. Under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) of 1994, spouses, children, or parents who have been subjected to extreme cruelty or battery have the opportunity to obtain permanent residency through a self -petition, independent of the abusive U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident spouse or parent.
Please know that even if the victim entered the country illegally without a visa, under VAWA, qualifying victims are usually still able to self-petition and remain in the U.S. until they receive a permanent residency card. We have helped many, many victims of domestic abuse who for many years endured extreme cruelties and violence because they didn’t think there was anything else they could do about it. Don’t let this be you.
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If you are the victim of domestic violence and need help filing an I-360 self petition, please contact the immigration lawyers at R. Bracken & Associates, Attorneys at Law. We have a great amount of experience helping people obtain approved self-petitions and who are now lawful permanent residents. Call today to schedule a free initial consultation. Our immigration attorneys will confidentially listen to your specific needs and goals and clearly explain how they can help. To learn more, please contact us today to schedule a free consultation at an office near you.
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Our offices are located in neighborhoods in Riverside County, San Bernardino County, and the Inland Empire. Evening and weekend appointments are available. Please contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation at an office near you.
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