A practical explanation of the VAWA any credible evidence standard, including how USCIS evaluates supporting documentation and common misconceptions attorneys should avoid.
A practical overview of VAWA Advocate Letters, including what they may document, their appropriate role in a humanitarian case, and how they differ from licensed mental health evaluations.
The Senate’s $70 billion immigration enforcement bill may reshape the broader immigration landscape. Here is what humanitarian immigration attorneys should be watching.
A balanced guide for immigration attorneys seeking practical, lower-cost supporting documentation options when clients cannot afford a full mental health evaluation.
The humanitarian immigration landscape continues to evolve as agencies face increasing caseloads, resource constraints, and political scrutiny. Across VAWA, T-Visa,
Recent federal prosecutions involving labor trafficking, sex trafficking, and organized exploitation networks continue to highlight the evolving landscape surrounding T-Visa
The recent USCIS announcement regarding fraud concerns within the VAWA self-petition program represents one of the most significant policy developments
Human trafficking remains one of the most complex humanitarian issues facing immigration attorneys today. While the T-Visa program provides critical
For attorneys representing survivors of domestic violence, a strong case often depends on more than legal filings alone. The ability
In December 2025, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced significant updates to its guidance regarding Violence Against Women Act
