If you’re facing removal, or you’ve survived abuse, a serious crime, or human trafficking, our team can help you understand your options and build a strategy, starting today.
Your conversation with us is confidential. We speak English and Spanish.
If you’re in removal (deportation) proceedings, you have the right to fight your case in immigration court. In many cases there is more than one path to relief, and they can be pursued at the same time.
If you were abused by a close family member who is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you may be able to petition for legal status on your own. Your abuser is not notified, and their cooperation is not required.
You do not have to leave the marriage to file. Many self-petitioners are still married. If the marriage already ended, you may still qualify if you file within two years and the marriage ended because of the abuse. The same two-year window can apply if your citizen spouse died, or lost status because of a domestic violence incident. Timing matters here, so it is worth asking early.
If you were the victim of a serious crime in the U.S. and you have helped, or are willing to help, the investigation or prosecution, you may qualify for a U visa.
Whether you were brought into the U.S. against your will, or came here lawfully to work and were then trapped through force, fraud, or threats, T visa status can protect you and open a path to stay.
Children and young people who have been abused, abandoned, or neglected by one or both parents may qualify for a path to permanent residence. It starts in state court, not immigration court, and the timing is tied to the child’s age.
Every conversation starts with understanding what happened to you, not paperwork. We’ll walk you through your options in plain language, in English or Spanish.
The attorneys at Farmer Law PC understand the value of a diversified workforce and are adept at navigating every facet of immigration law. We offer comprehensive solutions for all of your labor shortages. Our team locates honest, accomplished workers to provide employers with exceptional talent from every corner of the globe.
