Does attempted robbery qualify one for a U visa? - Page 3

Could be worse, it could always be DA User appearing out of nowhere to ask what about the 31+?

The OP was not asking whether U-Visas exist, but whether he could feasibly obtain one given his case. Although I didn't spell it out in my earlier post -- I tend to give people the benefit of the doubt when it comes to intelligence--the implication is that U-Visas are so rare that they are reserved for people who have undergone traumatic experiences such as being shot, raped, kidnapped and the like. A common armed robbery does not fit the bill unless he was seriously injured.

If you had taken a moment to reflect on my answer rather than jump on my throat maybe you could have figured it out.

Best of luck

Oh, I didn't realize you were the original poster. So I give you an honest answer, which I am not obliged to do, and you respond with hostility and insults?

What a great, kind person you are.