Never claim to be a US Citizen if you are not. It could cost you everything.
making a false claim to U.S. citizenship isn’t treated like a simple lie or visa overstay. It’s one of the few mistakes that has no waiver for most people
Category Immigration & Abuse
For immigrant men facing abuse: VAWA basics, safe evidence, and common mistakes to avoid.
Financially Exploited Immigrants
Let’s be clear: Not every immigrant man is chasing a green card. Some of us came on vacation or for work… What we didn’t expect? Becoming a paycheck with a heartbeat, controlled by a woman who targets immigrants to fall in…
Understanding Your Options: A Guide to Professional Help for Male Victims of Domestic Violence
Abuse leaves scars that aren’t always visible. The emotional damage—anxiety, depression, anger, shame—can linger long after the physical threats are gone. Ignoring these wounds doesn’t make them disappear; it lets them fester. The sooner you take action, the easier it…
How to Stay Safe While Applying Without Tipping Off Your Abuser
If your abuser controls your home, phone, or routine, this guide will help you apply for VAWA or a visa without raising suspicion or putting yourself at risk. Staying Safe while applying for protection is vital. This guide explains how…
VAWA for Men: How Abused Immigrants Can Apply Without Their Spouse
If you're an immigrant who is suffering from abuse from your U.S. citizen or green card holder spouse, VAWA lets you apply for a Green Card without your abusers' help.
Even if you are a male!
How USCIS Detects Fraud — And Why Lying Hurts Real Victims
USCIS screens all VAWA, U Visa, and T Visa claims carefully. Filing a false case can destroy your future — and hurt real survivors. Here’s what you need to know. Fraud Detection is part of the process for obvious reasons.…
What If My VAWA Case Is Denied?
A VAWA denial isn’t the end. Learn what your options are — from motions and appeals to new evidence — and how to protect yourself legally. This article explains what to do if your VAWA self-petition is denied. It includes…
T Visa for Immigrants Who Were Trapped or Exploited
If someone forced or tricked you into labor, sex work, or abuse, you may qualify for a T Visa. Here’s how it works and how to apply safely. This article explains how to apply for a T Visa, which protects…
U Visa for Immigrants Who Reported a Crime
If you were a victim of a serious crime and helped law enforcement, you may qualify for a U Visa. Here’s who qualifies, how to apply, and how to stay safe. This article explains how to apply for a U…
What Counts as Abuse for Immigration Purposes?
This article explains what counts as abuse for immigration cases, including VAWA, U Visas, and T Visas. Abuse doesn’t have to be physical — USCIS also recognizes emotional, financial, and immigration-based abuse. Abuse Isn’t Always What You Think When people…