Miranda Emanuel, MA, LMFT conducts proficient evaluations of the psychological (and, if applicable, physical) impacts experienced by victims of serious crimes.

A fundamental requirement for a U Visa is the victim's cooperation with law enforcement or other relevant authorities in reporting the crime and any subsequent follow-ups, even in cases where the perpetrator remains unidentified or unapprehended.

For specifics on what constitutes a qualifying crime, it's advisable to consult with your attorney. However, generally, crimes that qualify may include, but are not limited to:

• Assault

• Blackmail

• False imprisonment

• Involuntary servitude

• Murder

• Perjury

• Robbery

• Sexual assault

• Torture

  For additional details regarding the U-Visa process, please refer to the USCIS website provided here.