- ASISTA Immigration Assistance
ASISTA provides national leadership, advocacy, training, and technical support to enhance access to safety and justice for immigrant crime survivors
- Membership Benefits - ASISTA
Learn about the many benefits ASISTA membership can offer attorneys and advocates that serve immigrant survivors of violence
- About - ASISTA
About ASISTA Our Programs ASISTA’s mission is to advance the dignity, rights and liberty of immigrant survivors of violence Our vision is that immigrants live in a just world free from violence LEARN MORE Meet the Team ASISTA is a national non-profit dedicated to helping attorneys and advocates assist immigrant survivors of crime with their…
- U visas - ASISTA
U Visas Overview U visas are a form of immigration benefits for survivors of certain crimes who have been helpful in the investigation or prosecution of that crime This library contains information about U visa requirements, the law, policy, advocacy, practice pointers and more Overview U Visa Legal Authority – Statutes – U Visa Adjustment…
- VAWA Self-Petition - ASISTA
VAWA Self-Petition The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) allows battered immigrants to petition for legal status in the United States without relying on abusive U S citizen or legal permanent resident spouses, parents or children to sponsor their Adjustment of Status (Form I-485) applications This section contains information on VAWA history, regulation, legislation, reauthorization acts
- Technical Assistance - ASISTA
Technical Assistance What is Technical Assistance? ASISTA’s technical assistance (TA) is individualized case help that is intended exclusively for attorneys, DOJ accredited representatives, and advocates who are serving immigrant survivors of violence in a professional capacity We help them answer complex issues and questions that arise in VAWA, U, and T visa cases as well…
- T visas and Human Trafficking - ASISTA
T visas are an immigration benefit for victims of severe forms of human trafficking This library contains information about T visa requirements, the law, policy, advocacy, practice pointers and more
- Removal Immigration Court - ASISTA
ASISTA Chart: DHS PD Memoranda and Guidance Relating to U T VAWA Petitions by Immigrant Survivors Detained and or in Removal Proceedings (Dec 2024) In December 2023, in connection with our annual Removal Conference, ASISTA began mapping out DHS memoranda and guidance regarding prosecutorial discretion as it relates to applications filed by immigrant survivors, so as to better understand the
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