Proof of Participation in Domestic Violence or Human Trafficking Programs (if applicable)

Respondents who are victims of domestic violence or human trafficking may be eligible for certain forms of immigration relief, such as U nonimmigrant status or T nonimmigrant status. To qualify for these forms of relief, respondents must typically demonstrate that they have participated in programs designed to assist victims, such as counseling, legal services, or shelter care. Proof of participation in these programs, such as letters from service providers or completion certificates, can be important evidence in immigration court proceedings. This evidence can help establish the respondent’s eligibility for relief and their efforts to address the impact of the abuse or trafficking on their lives.