Domestic violence survivor seeks assistance with immigration. She has 2 children and is no longer living with AP, but is seeking assistance in obtaining a U-Visa.
Client is a Mexican citizen from the state of Guerrero. She entered the US in 1997 via plane. She came to the US w/her cousin's identity paperwork and was caught at immigration and was detained and then returned to Mexico via bus. She insists that "no immigration paperwork was done at this detention" but I explained that if they put her on a bus, then there is paperwork somewhere.
Client is undocumented and a victim of DV and SA by AP husband. Husband is a USC and a veteran. DOM - 4/12/2020 in Nashville, Tenn. They have 1 COM.
Violent crime victim seeks assistance with obtaining a U-Visa. He was witness to a murder and the client himself was shot three times.
Client is a Mexican citizen. She is from Monterrey, NL, Mexico. She first entered the US in 2016 on a tourist visa. She states that she returns to Mexico every 6 months and her visa is current. She is a victim of a sexual assault by her fiancee. The SA happened in 2020 but she states that AP could not be found and case had gone dead. She in fact thought the DA's office was dismissing charges but was called in May and told that AP had been arrested and he is still detained. Criminal case is pending under Cause No.
Client is a victim of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and is seeking assistance changing her status. She has pressed charges and is supposed to appear in court.
Applicant is a previous DV and SA victim needing assistance with an immigration matter.
Application would like assistance with an immigration matter.
PNC came to shelter seeking assistance for a protective order. PNC is immigrant from Saudi Arabia and of Indian nationality. Came to the US after an arranged marriage between her parents and husbands parents. Soon after moving into parent-in-laws w/ husband who works here, husband raped PNC. Husband also has possession and control of her immigration documents. PNC is separated and not living in same house as of last update.
Domestic violence survivor seeks assistance with immigration.