Apply for a U visa
Help for crime victims working with law enforcement
Schedule an appointment with one of the organizations below to see if the person qualifies for a U visa.
U visas are granted to crime victims who help law enforcement in the investigation or prosecution of domestic violence, sexual assault and other crimes.
Who can help
The organizations below can help crime victims find out if they qualify for a U visa and help them apply.
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African Advocacy Network (AAN)
Languages spoken:English Amharic Arabic French Portuguese Tigrinya Wolof -
Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach (APILO)
Languages spoken:English Mandarin Cantonese Filipino Vietnamese Korean Japanese Spanish -
Bay Area Legal Aid, San Francisco County
Languages spoken:English Spanish Cantonese Mandarin Vietnamese Arabic Amharic Filipino Farsi Tigrinya French Korean RussianCall 415-982-1300 baylegal.org/get-help/find-an-office/san-francisco-county
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Catholic Charities CYO of San Francisco
Languages spoken:English Spanish Portuguese MandarinCall 650.295.2160 www.catholiccharitiessf.org/what-we-do/immigration
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Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)
Languages spoken:English Spanish -
Dolores Street Community Services (DSCS)
Languages spoken:English Spanish Hindi -
Immigration Center for Women and Children
Languages spoken:English Spanish -
Immigration Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA)
Languages spoken:English Spanish -
Jubilee Immigration Advocates
Languages spoken:English Cantonese Mandarin Filipino Spanish French Vietnamese -
Justice & Diversity Center-Homeless Advocacy Project
Languages spoken:Spanish -
Kids in Need of Self Defense
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La Raza Centro Legal (LRCL)
Languages spoken:English Spanish -
Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area
Languages spoken:English Spanish French -
Legal Services for Children
Languages spoken:English Spanish -
Pangea Legal Services
Languages spoken:English Spanish French Portuguese German Farsi Krio -
Tahrih Justice Center
Languages spoken:English Spanish Hindi