What Is the I-360 VAWA Filing Process?
Blandon Law recently received the VAWA I-360 approval seen above. Thanks to this approval, Adriana (not her real name) can get money as a domestic violence survivor while she waits for the approval on her green card case. Read below to find out more about the process.
Who Can File the I-360 VAWA Application?
The first step for a Violence Against Women Act case, which can be filed by men also, is to get yourself to safety. Nothing is more important. Second, call 954.385.0157 to schedule a chat with experienced VAWA attorneys at Blandon Law. We’ve won cases that other immigration attorneys refused to take. A spouse, unmarried child (under 21 years old) and PARENT of a US citizen or legal permanent resident abuser can file for a green card based on VAWA. It’s important to file the I-360 VAWA application as soon as possible, but not before our attorneys have helped you gather documents that will make winning your case easier.
Can I File the I-360 and I-485 Together?
If the abuser is a US citizen, the domestic violence survivor can file for the green card, the VAWA application, and probably even a work permit. Even the survivor’s children may be able to get green cards and work permits. NOTE: the instructions for the I-360 VAWA application are 15 pages long and the instructions for the I-485 green card application are FORTY TWO PAGES. Aggressive immigration police is targeting Spanish speaking and dark colored immigrants; they are kidnapping them off the streets of America and asking questions later. Don’t waste time trying to understand instructions that our attorneys have spent over 20 years getting right.
If your family needs help with the VAWA I-360 immigration process, call 954.385.0157 or Click “For Future Clients” to schedule a chat with our asylum immigration experts.
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Disclaimer – These entries are based on real life events. Family member names, when used, are real. Client names are changed for privacy.
