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VAWA stands for the Violence Against Women Act. This law is designed to protect women from sexual or
Skip to content If you or your loved ones are in need of aid due to a humanitarian crisis in your country of origin, LALA can help you get the relief you need.
What is humanitarian relief?
Under U.S. law, people that are in need of aid from natural disasters, government persecution, oppression, violent crimes and other urgent circumstances may qualify for a humanitarian visa. Simply put, if your safety is at risk in your country of origin, you may be eligible for humanitarian immigration relief.
How to apply for a humanitarian visa
If you think you’re eligible to file for a humanitarian visa, a good first step is to discuss your options with an immigration attorney. They’ll be able to help assess your case, fill out the relevant forms, collect your supporting evidence and file your petition. A typical humanitarian relief case can take anywhere from 24 to 30 months to process, but every immigration case is unique so actual results may vary.
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