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Help for Undocumented Victims of Crime
A client who walks through your door may be the victim of domestic
violence and in the United States without documentation. She may be wary
of following through in reporting and prosecuting the crime because of
her status. You may be able to help her get justice and obtain lawful
status in the United States. Victims of certain crimes who cooperate
with law enforcement are eligible for "U" nonimmigrant status and after
three years may apply for permanent residence in the United States. This
is an extraordinary remedy and one which Legal Services Corporation
grantees may pursue.
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