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Posted 7 months ago
Jane Simon
Answered 7 months ago
Anyone who is a victim of a qualifying crime in the U.S. can apply. The crime must have caused physical or mental harm. The applicant must be willing to help or have already helped law enforcement. A law enforcement agency must sign a certification form confirming this. Without that certification, the application cannot move forward.
Noah Bouchard
Answered 7 months ago
Victims of certain crimes who have suffered mental or physical abuse and are helpful to law enforcement in investigating or prosecuting the crime can apply for a U visa.
Myles Jones
Answered 7 months ago
A person can apply for a U visa if they have been a victim of a serious or violent crime that happened in the United States, such as domestic violence, sexual assault, kidnapping, or human trafficking.
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