In case you missed it, immigration attorney, Ifeoma Odunlami hosted a free immigration webinar and gave a live presentation discussing the Violence Against Women’s Act or (VAWA).
What is VAWA?
VAWA or the Violence Against Women Act offers protections and allows victims of domestic violence or spousal abuse to “self-petition” to obtain a green card without the cooperation of the U.S. citizen or permanent resident relative who is abusing them. VAWA applies to women, men, children, and parents of U.S. citizens.
VAWA since coming into law in 1994 has been amended multiple times, with each time giving more protection to victims of violence.
VAWA Presentation Topics
VAWA presentation topics include;
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Watch the presentation above and learn more about VAWA here; How to apply for VAWA and obtain your green card.
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Areas of Immigration Law:
- Naturalization (Citizenship) Application
- Immigrant Relative Petitions
- Fiancé Visa Applications
- Adjustment of Status and Consular Processing
- Criminal Consequences and Deportation Defense
- Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Application
- Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
- Green Card Renewals
- Temporary Work Visas
- Temporary Protected Status
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
- Waivers