VAWA Cases

Immigrants who suffer abuse at the hands of their U.S. spouse or relative may qualify for VAWA protection. Bentley Stark Immigration helps survivors file confidential petitions to remain in the U.S. independently, without the abuser's involvement or knowledge.

You don’t have to face abuse alone — we can help you find a safe path forward.

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VAWA Immigration Lawyers in Utah, Nevada, Wyoming & Montana

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) allows certain abused immigrants to apply for lawful status without their abuser’s knowledge or participation. At Bentley Stark Immigration, we help survivors file for protection with confidentiality, compassion, and skill.

Who May Qualify

Spouses or children abused by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident
Parents abused by a U.S. citizen son or daughter
Abuse may be physical, emotional, or psychological

Our Process

We prepare and file your self-petition (Form I-360) with evidence of the relationship, abuse, and your good moral character. Our team prioritizes your safety, ensuring that all communications and filings are handled discreetly.

Additional Benefits

VAWA approval can lead to work authorization, eligibility for public benefits, and a pathway to permanent residency. We guide you through each step toward securing your future.

Why Choose Bentley Stark Immigration

Extensive experience in VAWA petitions and related cases

Bilingual, trauma-informed support

Focus on protecting client safety above all