Yes, you may still be eligible. Even if you no longer live with your abusive spouse (or are already divorced), the VAWA self-petitioning law allows you to apply for residency. You must generally file your petition within two years of the final divorce date (or the end of the marriage). We will analyze your specific timeline and situation to confirm your eligibility.

Yes. While you may understand some English, the immigration interview is a formal, legal process. Using a professional interpreter ensures there are no critical misunderstandings that could jeopardize your case.

Processing time varies, but the full process (from filing to approval) generally takes between 2 to 12 months, depending on the USCIS office handling your case.

Absolutely. This is a core part of our service. We know the interview causes high anxiety. We offer coaching and simulated practice sessions (Mock Interviews) where we review common questions, necessary evidence, and teach you how to respond with confidence and accuracy to maximize your chances of success and reduce stress.