VICTORY ON A BATTERED SPOUSE CASE
If, in the past, you were badly treated by your US citizen or LPR (Lawful Permanent Resident) spouse or parents, please do not be afraid. There is a remedy that you can pursue.
Our Asian client, Ms. Y, was mentally abused by her LPR spouse. She did not have much hard evidence to prove wrongdoings by her husband. We then sat down with her to discover all of her evidence and, after doing so, we then decided how to proceed, based on that evidence. Shortly after we filed her I-360 (self-petition for battered spouse), we received a letter from the USCIS, which informed us that a Prima Facie case had been established, meaning there would be an approval when the quota is open.
Recently, the approval notice came, and we filed the I-485 (“Green Card” application) for her!
Contact Irwin Berowitz for a free consultation.
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