Domestic Violence, difficult to prove?, please help with U visa - Page 2
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Originally Posted by Sorrybrah
I thought it's only for people who suffer abuse by a US citizen?
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Originally Posted by Fer48
Could have sworn that this was it. My mom got in touch with a lawyer a few years back for domestic violence coming from my dad. The lawyer told her to go to the police station to get the paperwork from the case, but the police station did not give her the documents for some reason. She ended up just leaving the whole thing when someone she knew told her that it only worked if the attacker was a US citizen which my dad was not.
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Originally Posted by Fer48
Could have sworn that this was it. My mom got in touch with a lawyer a few years back for domestic violence coming from my dad. The lawyer told her to go to the police station to get the paperwork from the case, but the police station did not give her the documents for some reason. She ended up just leaving the whole thing when someone she knew told her that it only worked if the attacker was a US citizen which my dad was not.
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As for your mothers case, i am not sure why they wouldnt give her the docs if said records are public records. I suggest you guys get the record number and go to the court house and get the records what you need is the Arrest Affidavit and Disposition (Judgment) record. With that an attorney will be able to tell you whether or not a Uvisa can be possible, theres no time limit so if this happened years ago its still possible as long as your mother helped in the investigation/prosecution.
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Originally Posted by Kristof
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Imagine a drinking glass flying past your head. You look over and there comes your father yelling and throwing more things. Fear, depression, mental, and some physical abuse my mom and I have endured. But I decided tonight that I will call the cops. My mom got hit in the shoulder and I got a scratch on my leg. But over the years...mentally is unbearable. We needed to stick together so we can survive. But this is too much. Little sleep, alot of work, then verbal abuse many nights. Were from Hungary by the way. I have DACA, but parents are out of status. Is there hope for my mom and I? We barely have any money. I called the cops tonight and they filed a report(i hope). Were at a friends place for the night. But what should we do? -Kristof |
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