Crime and Trafficking Victims

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Fact Sheets

What to Expect the First Time You Go to Immigration Court in Minnesota
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Reporting a Change of Address to the Immigration Court
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How to Move Your Immigration Hearing to a Different Court (Change Your Venue)
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Immigration Relief for Victims of Family Violence
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Other Resources

Checklists

Checklist: How to Move Your Immigration Hearing to a Different Court
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Helpful Websites

Victims of Human Trafficking - T visa information from USCIS
Author: USCIS

Information and forms for T Visas, for trafficking victims.

Go to the website: Victims of Human Trafficking - USCIS
Minnesota Day One Crisis Hotline
Author: Minnesota Day One Crisis Hotline

For free and confidential help, call the Minnesota Day One Crisis Hotline at 1.866.223.1111. Whether you’re experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault or sexual violence, human trafficking or simply questioning aspects of your relationship, advocates are available 24/7 to listen and give information and resources.

Go to the website: Minnesota Day One Crisis Hotline
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