Immigration Protection
If you have been a victim of violence, persecution, or threats, or if you have well-founded reasons to fear returning to your country, there may be an immigration pathway that allows you to request protection in the United States.
A proper review of your situation is the first step toward understanding the options that may be available.
We help you prepare your case with organization and clarity from the outset, so that each stage of the process moves forward based on properly structured information.
Does your case resemble any of these?
Asylum
It may be an option for individuals who have suffered persecution or have a well-founded fear of persecution in their country on account of race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. Eligibility depends on the facts and applicable requirements.
U Visa
It may be an option for individuals who were victims of certain crimes, suffered substantial physical or mental abuse, and have assisted, are assisting, or may assist authorities in the investigation or prosecution of the crime. Eligibility depends on the facts and applicable requirements.
T Visa
It may be an option for individuals who are or were victims of a severe form of human trafficking and who meet the applicable requirements, including those related to their presence in the United States as a result of the trafficking and, when applicable, cooperation with authorities.
VAWA
It may be an option for certain spouses, children, or parents who have suffered abuse or extreme cruelty by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, and who meet the applicable requirements to file a self-petition without depending on the abusive family member.
Representation in Court
If your case is before an immigration court, we can help you organize the information and documentation in your file and coordinate its review and representation with licensed attorneys before EOIR (Executive Office for Immigration Review).
Family Reunification
I-130 Family Petition
It may be an option for U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, or certain U.S. nationals who wish to start a petition for certain eligible family members. The family relationship and process requirements must be documented according to the applicable category.
If you identify with any of these situations, we can help you organize your information and coordinate an evaluation with licensed attorneys.
Organized preparation can reduce avoidable errors.
Incomplete information, disorganized documents, or inconsistencies may lead to delays and additional work.
Organizing the information and documentation from the outset facilitates legal review and process follow-up.
How Do We Help You?
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We Listen to Your Case
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We organize your documentation
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We Organize Your Case File
We structure the information and documentation in a clear and organized manner for legal review. -
We coordinate the legal review
Independent licensed attorneys with extensive experience in immigration law conduct the legal review of the case, while Alderecho maintains the organization and follow-up throughout the process.
