The U Visa is an immigration visa designed for victims of crimes who are willing to cooperate with U.S. law enforcement. It offers a unique status that allows applicants to obtain temporary residency and the opportunity for legalization in the U.S.
This visa provides a chance for crime victims who are in the U.S. to gain legal status. The primary purpose of the U Visa is to assist those who have suffered from crimes while encouraging their cooperation with law enforcement agencies.
It provides an opportunity for crime victims in the U.S. to obtain legal status. The primary goal of this visa is to support those who have suffered from crimes and encourage their cooperation with law enforcement agencies.
Advantages of the U Visa
Protection from deportation
The ability to include close family members in the visa application
Long-term status (up to four years) with the possibility of extension.
The ability to apply for a green card three years after obtaining the visa
The ability to work in the USA
Let’s get acquainted
Hello, my name is Anna Tikhomirova. I am a licensed professional counselor with 15 years of experience specializing in trauma therapy, particularly for women with absent fathers and rejection trauma. I am a board-approved supervisor with a passion for helping individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds.
I am the founder of the Center for Mindful Counseling PLLC, which provides therapy and supervision while assisting people in overcoming life’s challenges. I also have experience conducting evaluations for immigration cases. I hold active licenses in Florida, Virginia, and Texas.
Psychological evaluations play a crucial role in demonstrating the extent of psychological trauma caused by a crime. These evaluations, known as immigration psychological assessments, provide vital information for immigration courts and other authorities reviewing U Visa applications.
Over 15 years of experience
Active licenses in three states: Virginia, Florida, and Texas
An immigrant background, my complete understanding, and empathy in every situation
Highly effective reports ranging from 12 to 20 pages that provide detailed insights to officers about your challenges
Timely evaluations within 3-4 weeks with prompt communication
Collaboration with attorneys to address the specific details of your immigration petition
How does a psychological evaluation help in the process?
Confirmation of psychological harm
An essential part of the documentation for a U Visa is providing evidence of psychological trauma. A psychological evaluation details the impact of the crime on the victim’s life and mental health, helping immigration authorities understand the full extent of the harm caused.
Assistance in gathering evidence
I assist in gathering the necessary documents and recommendations to support the applicant's condition. This may include reports on stress disorders, depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues resulting from the crime.
Conclusion and recommendations
After collecting and analyzing the data, I provide a highly detailed and comprehensive report averaging 12-16 pages, which can be utilized by attorneys and immigration enforcement services.
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