Benefits of T Status
What does T status mean? What benefits does a T visa provides to certain trafficking victims – learn everything you need from our article.
While domestic violence has always been present in the society, over the last two decades it has become rampant. U.S Federal law defines domestic violence as a pattern of behavior when one intimate partner or spouse threatens or abuses the other partner. Such abuse often includes not only physical harm or forced sexual relations but also emotional manipulation, including isolation or intimidation. Such intimidation may manifest itself in economic domination or deprivation or both as well as subjugation of the abused partner’s will by the abuser. Especially vicious forms of domestic violence are often directed at the most vulnerable including legal or undocumented immigrant partners and frequently incorporate immigration-related threats. According to the U.S. government statistics most recorded incidents of domestic violence involve men abusing women or children. Nevertheless, immigrant men can and increasingly do become victims of domestic violence as well.
What does T status mean? What benefits does a T visa provides to certain trafficking victims – learn everything you need from our article.
U Visa holder, Eligible for adjustment of status, U status, 8 C.F.R. § 214.14, Certifying official
There are two waivers of inadmissibility available to U visa petitioners: the general-purpose 212(d)(3) waiver and the U visa-specific 212(d)(14) waiver
Is an individual eligible for some form of protection, including a U visa? Check our review of a non-precedent AAO decision on U nonimmigrant status.
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