VAVA lets abuse victims self-petition without the abuser. Green Card, work authorization, and full protection. Learn how to apply and why LG Law Group has a 95% success rate.
Abuse doesn’t define you—VAWA (Violence Against Women Act, now applicable to all genders) can redefine your future.
Created in 1994, this law allows victims to file a self-petition (Form I-360) without the abuser’s knowledge. It is available for spouses, children, or parents of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents.
Qualify Now:
- Qualifying relationship (marriage, shared children, or parental relationship)
- Proven abuse (physical, emotional, or sexual)
- Evidence of a good-faith relationship or shared life
- Alignment with U.S. national interest
Results You Can Expect:
- Immediate protection from deportation
- Work authorization (EAD)
- After approval: Conditional Green Card (removable after 2 years)
Avoid Common Pitfalls:
Lack of strong evidence is one of the main reasons for denial.
We help you build a solid case with:
- Messages and communication records
- Photos and documentation
- Therapy or medical records
- Witness statements
With over 500 families helped, we know how to overcome RFEs and denials.
Our Full Support:
- Free Initial Consultation – We map out your evidence and strategy
- Strong Petition – I-360 built with a compelling and detailed narrative
- Condition Removal – I-751 after 2 years
- Full Defense – Protection against deportation or fraud allegations
Dr. Lohan Gonçalves, a humanitarian specialist, looks beyond paperwork—he sees survivors.
Break the cycle today.
