Humanitarian Immigration Relief
The United States government allows foreign nationals to obtain protection and/or a green card through a number of humanitarian forms of relief. Each program has different qualifying factors. Most times, if granted, an individual and his or her family may live and work in the United States without fear of being deported back home.
ASYLUM Protection against persecution by foreign government on account of race, religion, nationality, social group, or political party.
T and U VICTIMS Visas and protection available for victims of human trafficking and crime victims.
HARDSHIP WAIVERS Hardship waivers are available to overcome inadmissibility for unlawful status, criminal convictions and other factors.
TPSTemporary Protected Status in the United States when war, natural disaster or other unsafe conditions affect home country
PIP Parole in Place allows undocumented family members of military personnel to adjust status in the U.S.
SIJS Special Immigrant Juvenile Status available to children who cannot return home due to abandonment or neglect.
VAWA Self-sponsoring green cards available for victims of abuse by U.S. citizen spouse, child or parent.
REFUGEE FAIRNESS LAWS Citizens from certain countries like Cuba, Nicaragua, Liberia, Vietnam and others may qualify for green cards.
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With an office in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, I practice throughout the Greater Philadelphia Area. If you are located in suburban Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery ,York and Philadelphia Counties contact me today for a consultation regarding your or your loved one’s immigration status.