Humanitarian Immigration Relief & Protection in Pennsylvania & New Jersey
We stand with people fleeing danger, surviving violence, or facing deportation—helping them pursue safety, stability, and protection under U.S. immigration law.
Trauma-informed, careful representation when the stakes are highest.
At Lehigh Valley Immigration Law, we know that humanitarian cases involve painful experiences, fear, and uncertainty. We create space for your story to be heard and build your case with care and dignity.
We take time to understand what you have lived through, explain your options clearly, and prepare you for each step—whether you are filing with USCIS, appearing in immigration court, or both.
Our work is trauma-informed and confidential. We coordinate with therapists, advocates, and family members as needed to support you while we gather evidence and prepare detailed filings.
Humanitarian and protection-based immigration relief we handle.
We represent people in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and across the United States who are seeking safety from harm, persecution, and exploitation.
Our humanitarian and protection services include:
- Asylum (Affirmative & Defensive) – applications with USCIS and in immigration court for people who fear persecution in their home country.
- Withholding of Removal & CAT – protection for people who cannot safely return to their country, even if asylum is not available.
- VAWA Self-Petitions – relief for certain spouses, children, and parents abused by U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
- U Visas – status for qualifying victims of certain crimes who have cooperated with law enforcement.
- T Visas – protection and work authorization for survivors of human trafficking.
- TPS (Temporary Protected Status) – applications and extensions for nationals of designated countries.
- Humanitarian Parole – case-by-case requests for urgent humanitarian or significant public benefit reasons.
Many humanitarian cases overlap with removal proceedings, criminal history, or prior immigration filings. We review your full record so we can identify risks, request records when needed, and build the strongest strategy available.
Talk with us about safety, status, and your next steps.
A confidential consultation can help you understand whether asylum, a visa for victims, or another humanitarian option may apply in your case.
We will listen to your story, review any paperwork you already have, and outline a plan to protect your rights—whether that means filing with USCIS, defending your case in court, or both.
