Humanitarian Visas Immigration Attorney
Helping survivors of trafficking, crimes, and violence rebuild their lives and achieve safety with humanitarian visas T, U, and VAWA.
Nationwide.
We help people from all 50 states.
Bilingual Services
Available in English & Spanish
Your Path to Safety and Freedom in the United States
Transform Your Life from Uncertainty to Security
Imagine waking up each morning free from fear—a life where you and your loved ones are safe, secure, and filled with opportunity. At Eric Cardenas LAW, PLLC, we empower individuals to rebuild their lives through the humanitarian visas, T-Visa, U-Visa, VAWA Visa, offering legal protection, work authorization, and the freedom to pursue a brighter future.
Whether you've survived human trafficking, endured violent crime, or faced domestic abuse, you don't have to navigate this journey alone. Our compassionate legal team understands the challenges you've faced and is here to guide you every step of the way. Together, we'll help you turn uncertainty into empowerment and fear into freedom.
Through humanitarian visas, you can access work permits, vital resources, a potential path to citizenship, and build a life filled with hope and stability. Your path forward starts with understanding your rights and options.
Take the first step toward your new beginning—we'll guide you every step of the way.
The Life-CHanging Benefits of
Humanitarian Visas
Your humanitarian visa opens doors to a life filled with security, opportunity, and hope. Humanitarian visas are more than just legal documents—they are the foundation for rebuilding a secure and fulfilling life.
Here's how they transform the lives of survivors like you:
Safety & Legal Protection: Live without fear. Wake up each morning knowing you're protected from deportation, with secure legal status and peace of mind to build your future freely.
Work & Financial Opportunity: Find meaningful work. Gain legal work authorization to pursue your dreams, earn a stable income, and create the financial freedom and independence you deserve.
Family Unity & Security: Keep your family together. Reunite and protect your loved ones by creating a stable, secure environment where your family can thrive—together.
Access to Resources & Stability: Build your new life. Humanitarian visa holders, like T-Visa recipients, can access essential services such as housing assistance, healthcare, and education opportunities to build your fresh start.
This mission is the foundation of everything I do, ensuring that every client I represent feels supported, understood, and empowered as they take steps toward a new life.
Who is this for
Is the The T-Visa for You?
If you were made to work or sell your body because of threats, lies, or pressure, you may be able to get a T-Visa. This visa helps people who have been trafficked and gives them a safe way to start over in the U.S.
Forced Work Victim
Sex Trafficking Survivor
Child Trafficking survivor
Forced Household Work
Fake Job Victim
Debt Work Victim
Working under threats
Farm Worker in Debt
Mistreated Immigrant Worker
UnderpaiD Restaurant Worker
Passport or ID kept by your boss
Family of T-Visa holders
Who is this for
Is the The U-Visa for You?
If you were a victim of a serious crime in the U.S., like assault, abuse, or blackmail, you may be able to get a U Visa. This visa helps victims who help the police and gives them safety and legal protection.
Abused by Someone Close
Rape or sexual assault survivor
Stalking Victim
Witness to a crime
Kidnapping or abduction survivor
Violently assaulted or harmed
Blackmailed or Extorted
threatened you or your family
Held against your will
Unwanted Sexual Contact
Forced to work without pay
Family of U-Visa holders
Who is this for
Is the The VAWA Visa for You?
If you are the spouse, child, or parent of a U.S. citizen or green card holder, you might qualify for a VAWA Visa. This visa is meant for those harmed, controlled, or mistreated by a relative. It offers a safe path to independence.
Survivor of Physical abuse
Emotional Abuse Survivor
Controlled by money
forced sexual acts
Threatened with harm
Trapped in isolation
threatened with deportation
Made to doubt yourself
Forced to depend on someone
Social media stalking
Public shaming
Family of VAWA Visa holders
Let's work together
Take the First Step Toward Justice and Protection
Whether you’ve been harmed by dangerous products or are seeking safety through humanitarian visas, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Click on the option that best fits your needs and let’s take the next step together.
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