Humanitarian
Options
We assist companies and individuals to navigate the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization system
Humanitarian Options
In addition to our expertise in employment-based and family-based immigration cases, U.S. Immigration Law Group, LLP can assist individuals in obtaining temporary status or permanent residence in the U.S. through humanitarian immigration options.
A brief description of the most common opportunities is briefly described for your convenience below. Please contact U.S. IMMIGRATION LAW GROUP, LLP if you believe you or someone you know might qualify for one of these programs.

Some Humanitarian Services Options
A brief description of the most common opportunities is briefly described for your convenience below.U.S. Immigration Law Group, LLP is a full-service immigration law firm, built on integrity and committed to providing exceptional service to our clients and our community.
Deferred Action for Young Adults (DACA)
There are three ways to apply:
- In removal proceedings before an Immigration Judge
- Directly with Immigration Customs Enforcement if apprehended
- Directly with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (once procedures have been established)*
* Must be at least 15 years of age to apply.
Legal Permanent Residence through the Violence Against Women’s Act
T visa (Anti-trafficking)
U Visa
Approved U petitioners will be granted temporary legal status and work authorization. After three years in such status, persons granted U visas are eligible to apply for lawful permanent resident status.
Temporary Protected Status
During a designated period, eligible individuals:
- Are not removable from the United States;
- Cannot be detained by DHS;
- May obtain an employment authorization document (EAD);
- May apply for travel authorization;
Although having TPS by itself does not lead to permanent resident status (a green card), a TPS beneficiary may immigrate permanently under another provision of law, if qualified.