Non-immigrant U-Visas are intended for individuals who have been the victim of a crime, have assisted the police and/or District Attorney’s Office with the prosecution of the criminal, and have suffered physical and/or psychological harm as a result of the crime. In this program, Mark Silver outlines the major criteria of the U-visa category and explains the various relevant psychosocial factors from a clinical / forensic perspective
U and T (NON-IMMIGRANT) VISA PETITIONS: PSYCHOSOCIAL EVALUATIONS
$49.00
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