Confidential Domestic Violence Intake Confidential Domestic Violence Intake Confidential Domestic Violence IntakeΔ ⚠ Please do not use this form if you are in immediate danger. If this is an emergency, call 911 or seek immediate local help.Confidential Domestic Violence IntakeIf you have experienced domestic violence, threats, coercion, stalking, document retention, or related abuse, this confidential intake form helps us evaluate whether you may qualify for immigration relief, including possible U visa screening. Please complete as much as you can. If you do not have every document right now, you may still submit the form.Section 1: Contact InformationPlease fill out your contact information so we can reach you safely.Full legal namePreferred name (nickname or name you go by)Date of birthPhone numberWhatsApp numberEmail addressPreferred contact method Phone WhatsApp Email Text messageSection 2: Current Situation & SafetyPlease describe your current situation as best you can. All information is kept strictly confidential.Type of abuse experienced (check all that apply) Physical abuse Emotional / psychological abuse Sexual abuse Financial / economic abuse Verbal abuse Threats or coercion Document confiscation or control Stalking or surveillance OtherBriefly describe what happened (optional)Are you currently in a safe place? Yes NoIs there a current protective or restraining order? Yes NoSection 3: Immigration StatusPlease provide information about your immigration and citizenship status.Current immigration status- Select -U.S. CitizenLawful Permanent Resident (Green Card)Visa holder (student, work, tourist, etc.)Undocumented / no legal statusAsylum seeker / refugeeTemporary Protected Status (TPS)DACA recipientVisa overstayUnknown / not surePrefer not to sayCountry of birth / nationalityDo you have any current travel or immigration documents? Yes NoSection 4: About the AbuserInformation about the person who harmed you. You may skip fields you are not comfortable answering.Abuser's name (if known)Relationship to you (e.g., spouse, partner, parent, employer)Does the abuser know your immigration status? Yes NoSection 5: Documentation & EvidencePlease list any documentation you have or have had access to. You do not need to submit documents at this time.Which documents do you currently have access to? (check all that apply) Passport National ID / birth certificate Visa or immigration documents Green card / permanent resident card Work authorization (EAD card) Social Security card Marriage certificate Police report or incident report Medical records Photographs of injuries Text messages / emails / voicemails None of the above I don't know where they are The abuser has taken / controls my documentsSection 6: Legal HistoryPlease share any information about legal proceedings or law enforcement involvement.Which of the following apply to you? (check all that apply) I have filed a police report I have a court case pending I have been to immigration court I have been detained or deported before There is an active criminal case against the abuser I have a prior arrest or conviction I have an existing restraining or protective order None of the aboveSection 7: Consent & AcknowledgmentBy submitting this form, you acknowledge that the information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge. All submissions are kept strictly confidential and protected under attorney-client privilege. I understand that the information I have provided is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I consent to having this intake information reviewed by Imigrus legal staff for purposes of evaluating my case. I understand that submitting this form does not establish an attorney-client relationship, and I may be contacted by a staff member to discuss next steps.Your signature Sign Here Date of submissionSubmit Form Related Posts 5th Circ. Tosses FCA Suit Against IT Firm Over Visa FraudDC Circ. Allows Feds To Halt Funding To Int’l Media OutletsDC Circ. Told Quick Removals For Parolees Rightly Blocked4th Circ. Partially Revives Salvadoran’s Immigration Case Norfolk, Va., CBP seizes non-compliant and potentially unsafe e-bikes from ChinaJamaica – Level 2: Exercise Increased CautionCBP officers seize over $3.7 million in hard narcotics at Laredo Port of EntryUpdate on TPS for Haiti