Humanitarian Immigration
Individuals seeking protection, safety and a path forward.
T Visa — Human Trafficking Survivors
For qualifying survivors of severe forms of human trafficking seeking protection under T nonimmigrant status.
U Visa — Victims of Qualifying Crimes
For qualifying victims of certain crimes who have suffered substantial physical or mental abuse and meet the applicable U nonimmigrant requirements.
Asylum
Protection for qualifying individuals unable or unwilling to return to their country because of persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution on a protected ground.
VAWA
For certain qualifying abused spouses, children, and parents who may be eligible to self-petition for immigration benefits without the abuser's knowledge or participation.
SIJS — Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
For certain qualifying children in the United States who have obtained the required state-court findings and may be eligible for Special Immigrant Juvenile classification.
TPS — Temporary Protected Status
For eligible nationals of countries designated for Temporary Protected Status who may qualify for temporary protection from removal and employment authorization in the United States.
Where applicable, certain humanitarian classifications can subsequently provide a pathway toward permanent residence.
Every case is different. These pathways are a starting point. The right immigration strategy depends on your goals, circumstances, and where you want to go next—and it is something we build together.
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