The VAWA Manual: Immigration Relief for Abused Immigrants
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This manual is designed for staff of non-profits and government agencies, shelters, law enforcement agencies, schools, social service agencies, and health care providers as well as immigration lawyers, pro bono attorneys, BIA accredited representatives and paralegals. This manual guides you through the entire process of handling an immigration case with an abused noncitizen from the first meeting with a potential VAWA applicant through the completion and filing of the appropriate application, the appeal (if necessary), and adjustment of status to lawful permanent residence. Because clients’ contributions are so essential to the success of a VAWA case, this manual is not simply a discussion of legal requirements and procedures. It also includes ideas about how to help clients understand the benefits available under VAWA, the legal requirements, and ways in which they can help make their cases as strong as possible.
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