A 9/6/11 USCIS policy memo providing guidance on the continued eligibility for individuals to file a VAWA self-petition as a child over age 21, and younger than age 25, if the abuse was at least one central reason for the filing delay. This guidance is effective immediately.
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USCIS Memo on the Adjudication of Child VAWA Self-Petitions Filed by Individuals over Age 21
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