VAWA Self-Petition

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Offering a Safe Path to Residency for Survivors of Abuse—Regardless of Gender

Break Free with VAWA Protection

What Is a VAWA Self-Petition?

Under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), both men and women who are victims of abuse by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse, parent, or child can self-petition for legal status. This allows survivors to seek freedom and protection without depending on their abuser. At Maldonado Legal, we help all survivors, regardless of gender, take back control and secure a safer, more stable future.

Who Qualifies for a VAWA Self-Petition?

You may qualify for VAWA protection if:

Whether you’re a man or a woman, if you’ve been victimized by domestic violence or extreme cruelty, VAWA offers a way out.

4 Simple Steps to Gaining Protection Under VAWA

Step 1: Provide Evidence of Abuse

Step 2: Submit Your VAWA Self-Petition

Step 3: Stay Safe During the Process

Step 4: Secure Your Green Card

We guide you through the process, helping you avoid common pitfalls and ensuring your application is both accurate and complete.

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No one should live in fear of abuse. Let Maldonado Legal help you find safety, security, and the legal protection you deserve.

Immigration Attorney - Cynthia from Maldonado Legal