Jun
18
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Rafael Rivera Community Center
10 Years of Service

U-Visa, T-Visa, & VAWA | Workshop

An informational session on humanitarian visas and self-petitions for survivors. I'll explain who qualifies and how the application process works. Bilingual, open to the community.

Free, open to all Bilingual · EN / ES

About this workshop

Survivors of certain crimes and abuse may qualify for immigration protections that don’t require a family or employer sponsor. U-Visa, T-Visa, and VAWA self-petitions exist precisely because the law recognizes how hard those situations can be.

If you’ve been harmed and aren’t sure what’s possible, this workshop is a confidential first step. You’ll learn how each option works and what kind of documentation matters. No one is required to share their story.

What you'll learn

  • Eligibility requirements
  • Qualifying crimes
  • Application timeframes

Event agenda

3:00 PM

Welcome and introductions

A short welcome from IHF and an outline of what the session covers.

3:30 PM

Workshop

Walk through u-visa, t-visa, & vawa in plain language. Bilingual.

4:40 PM

Open Q&A

Bring your questions. IHF staff stay afterward for one-on-one questions.

Your presenter

Alicia Conrad
Attorney
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    In-person at Rafael Rivera Community Center, 2900 Stewart Ave. Online streams via Instagram Live (@casadelinmigrantelasvegas).

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