Humanitarian
VAWA, T and U visas, asylee green cards, and special immigrant juvenile cases. Qualifying cases are built free.
Only takes a few minutes
01 · Choose your situation
Pick the closest match to see your forms, documents, cost, and timeline.
02 · Pricing
One flat technology fee for your petition. No hourly billing.
The free check shows you all three:
USCIS filing fees go to the government, never to us.
03 · How it works
Simple questions in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Self-help software to draft your own petition, checked for completeness before you file. See it in detail.
04 · Frequently asked questions
Yes. Qualifying humanitarian cases are built free — not a discount and not a trial. USCIS filing fees go to the government, never to us, and your check shows exactly what applies to your case.
These paths cover VAWA, T and U visa, asylee green card, and special immigrant juvenile cases. Answer a few simple questions in the free check and it tells you whether your situation fits one of them.
Your data is encrypted end to end, and we never share it with USCIS or anyone else — you decide when and how to file. You can delete your account and data at any time.
It shows what a case like yours usually needs. A protection case does not start from the check itself — you see the picture first, and nothing begins until you decide.
welcomeUSA is self-help software, not a law firm, and no result is guaranteed. If your case needs legal advice, we can connect you with an independent licensed immigration attorney — and qualifying humanitarian petitions are still built free.
Two parts: our flat technology fee — qualifying humanitarian cases are built free — and USCIS filing fees paid by you directly to the government. Your free check shows both exactly, before you pay anything.
You can start right now — the free check takes a few minutes. The rest moves at your pace: your progress saves as you go, and nothing is final until you file.
The software checks every field, signature, and document before your packet is marked complete, and flags anything missing or inconsistent. You can edit until you file. A software check, not a legal review.
Yes — answer everything in Spanish or Portuguese, and the software puts your answers on the official forms in English, the format USCIS requires.
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