T Visas for Veterans
Are you or someone you know a military member who has bravely served our country, only to face the devastating consequences of deportation or otherwise lose your immigration status?
Or are you a military member or veteran who has a family member who needs immigration status?
At our law firm, we recognize the sacrifices our service members make and do our best to try to understand their unique challenges, including mental health issues that may stem from their military service. This article explains a possible solution for those who have lost their immigration status: the T visa.
The T Visa as a Path to Freedom: The T visa can offer a lifeline for military members who have been victims of labor trafficking or sex trafficking. It can provide a pathway for survivors to get mental health and financial assistance, gain temporary legal status in the United States, and access a range of benefits and services to aid in their recovery and reintegration.
Parole in Place (PIP)
Military families can face unique immigration challenges. If you have a family member serving in the U.S. armed forces (or who is a veteran, or who served but has since passed away) and need assistance with Parole in Place (“PIP”), an immigration consultation may help understand the options – not just PIP, but other remedies as well. A full consultation may help strategize and determine the fastest and most affordable way of achieving a stable, long-term immigration status for an applicant and their family.
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